Psalm 91 revisited

Psalm 25 is David’s prayer for guidance, forgiveness, protection, and deliverance. He lifts his soul to the Lord, acknowledges his sins and troubles, and trusts God’s mercy. It reminds us that we can bring both our failures and our needs before God while remaining willing to be taught.These prayer points follow the movement of the psalm:Trust and protection — verses 1–3: “Lord, I place my trust in You. Keep me from shame, and do not let my enemies triumph over me.”Guidance and instruction — verses 4–5: “Shew me thy ways, O LORD; teach me thy paths.” Pray for God to direct your steps and teach you His truth.Mercy and forgiveness — verses 6–7, 11: “Remember Your mercy, Lord. Forgive my past sins and present iniquity according to Your lovingkindness.”Humility and obedience — verses 8–10: “Give me a humble, teachable heart that follows Your ways and keeps Your covenant.”Reverence and fellowship — verses 12–14: “Teach me to fear You and walk in close fellowship with You.” Here, fear means reverence for God.Relief from loneliness and distress — verses 15–18: “Turn toward me with mercy. Bring me out of my troubles, look upon my affliction, and forgive my sins.”Preservation and integrity — verses 19–21: “Protect my soul, deliver me, and help me walk in integrity while I wait upon You.”Prayer for God’s people — verse 22: David closes by praying beyond himself: “Redeem Israel, O God, out of all his troubles.” We can likewise intercede for God’s people in their distress.The central prayer: Lord, teach me, forgive me, and keep me as I trust and wait upon You.

Midnight Prayer with Elder MichelleThe Word of God tells us that men ought always to pray and not to faint. Prayer is always appropriate.Our prayers may be silent or spoken. They may be expressed through a song, a quiet meditation, or even through tears. Yes, tears. God understands our tears, our pain, and our suffering as we pour out our hearts before Him. In those sacred moments, we are communing with our Heavenly Father, and He is touched with the feeling of our infirmities.This episode is a revisitation of Midnight Prayer with Elder Michelle.Join your faith with the faith of the woman of God as she prays. Prayer is eternal in its impact. Even now, God is still answering prayers that were prayed years ago, perhaps even the prayers of your grandmother. Because someone prayed for you, you can live with confident expectation of God’s blessings, healing, deliverance, strength, and victory.Come, let’s pray.

Psalm 27 Wait upon the LordPsalm 27, written by David, is a powerful song of faith, courage, and confidence in God. Although the exact occasion is not identified, David wrote from a place of danger, opposition, and uncertainty. Yet he boldly declared, “The Lord is my Light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? “Listen and be reminded that even a difficult seasons, God is our strength, our shelter, and the one who keeps our hearts from fear.

Rediscover the timeless promises of Psalm 91. This encouraging Bible message explores God’s protection, peace, refuge, strength, and faithfulness during times of fear, uncertainty, and everyday life. Be renewed in your confidence that God is your shelter and your dwelling place. Whether you’re listening for the first time or returning to this beloved passage, let Psalm 91 strengthen your faith and remind you that the Lord is your refuge and fortress. Receive God’s peace today. Psalm 91.

This episode of morning with Michelle features the reading of Psalms 25, 24, and 23 .It emphasizes the personal relationship which we have with the Lord Jesus Christ, and intimate personal relationship that God wants every believer to experience. Have you experienced that? If you have not, tune in for this is your opportunity to know Jesus in a personal, intimate, and real way.

This Episode is for your listening pleasure, and for your spiritual edification. Sit back, relax and listen as the Lord speaks to you through his word from the book of Psalms with your host, Elder, Michelle.

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Prayer time

A reading of the Psalms 1-7 There are times in our lives where we just need to sit still, be quiet, and just listen.Don’t say a word . Just listen. In so doing , we hear so many things that we’d been missing , yet they were quietly speaking in our background. The problem: we were too busy, to bogged down with thoughts to hear, to listen , to receive.Today, for your spiritual growth, edification, and nourishment, I invite you to pull away from all of the clamor and toil of life, and just listenListen to the Word of God, The Holy Bible.Psalms 1-7