P90 -the Winter Bible Intensive for
2021
What do you pray
when you don’t know what to pray? What do you sing when songs don’t make sense?
God in His infinite wisdom has given us in His Word poetic and powerful words
of praise and prayer. They have been used by God’s people for thousands of years
to express what we need to when we can’t find the words on our own.
One lie the devils
whispers so sweetly in our ears is “you can’t say that to God-it’s too rude,
too raw, he doesn’t want to hear that-and no one else does either” the other
lie, that is even more destructive is this: “you are all alone in this-no one
has ever been there before-no one understands” The Psalms stand and sing in
defiance to these lies-forever.
The Psalms in 90 days (P90) is a Bible reading and study
adventure I’d like to invite you on starting December 28, 2020 and running thru
March 21, 2021. Over that time we will read the book of Psalms together and
study it in depth. The sermons preached every Sunday morning at SMC will come
from the texts that are scheduled to be read that week.
On Sunday nights those who wish to go into deeper study can
join our group at 7:30 to 9:pm in the social room. All are welcome to come and
share the wisdom and insights we gain as we go thru these texts together. This
is the reading calander we will follow (dates are in bold, chapter range is separated
with a dash).
January 3, Psalms 1-17 +10, 18-29 +17, 30-41 +24,
42-52 +31, 53-73
February 7,
74-89 +14, 90-106 +21, 107-118 +28, 119
March 7,
120-132 +14, 133-140 +21,
141-150
In order to be prepared for the sermon and or study time on
Jan. 3 it’s recommended to start reading December 28 so you can go at a pace
that is not rushed. You can spread the readings out over the weeks as your
morning devotions or evening Biblical night cap. These readings will take us
thru the ups and downs of following and worshipping God with the words of the
Jews ancient song book. There is a blessing waiting for all who take this
adventure together-join us!
Here is some music to enhance your time in Psalms:
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