Psalms: Lessons In Prayer

How To Enjoy Richer, Deeper And Fuller Conversations With God

De: Eric Elder

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

About This BookThe book you’re about to read is based on thirty-one of the 150 psalms in the Book of Psalms from the Bible. I’ve chosen these particular psalms because they each highlight different aspects of prayer, such as when to pray, how to pray, what to pray for, and how to hear God’s voice during your intimate conversations with Him.While I’ve quoted portions of these thirty-one psalms in this book, I’d love for you to read them in their entirety, whether in your own Bible or online at websites like biblegateway.com, blueletterbible.com, or biblestudytools.com. To further aid you in gaining the most from these psalms, I asked my wife, Lana, at the outset of this project, if she would be willing to read and record each of the thirty-one psalms so you could listen to them as well as read them—which she was very glad to do. To make these readings even more special, my family and I then set each of Lana’s readings to music, recording some classical piano pieces from the 17- and 1800s to accompany each psalm I’ve listed Lana’s readings on the following page, which you can listen to at theranch.org or wherever music is streamed or sold. The album is called simply Lana’s Psalms.I’ve also included a reading plan for those of you who would like to read through the entire Book of Psalms as you go through this devotional. The plan is set up so you can read all 150 psalms in either thirty-one days or thirty-one weeks, depending on how many psalms you want to read per day, whether five psalms per day or five psalms per week. The devotionals in this book usually highlight one of the psalms out of every five listed in the reading plan.However you do it, may God speak to you through it!Eric Elder