Day 170: Refuge, Praise, and GOD'S POWER in Psalm 61-67 | Bible In A Year (CSB)

On Day 170 of our "Bible in a Year" journey, we explore Psalms 61-67. These psalms, mostly attributed to David, cry out for God’s protection, offer heartfelt praise for His steadfast love, and marvel at His mighty works in creation and redemption. They invite us to find security and joy in God’s unchanging presence.

Questions:
1. Psalm 61’s plea for refuge “from the end of the earth”—how does this cry challenge us to seek God as our ultimate shelter, even when we feel distant or overwhelmed by life’s challenges?

2. Psalm 63’s thirst for God in a dry land—how might this longing prompt us to reflect on cultivating a deep desire for God’s presence, especially in seasons of spiritual or emotional barrenness?

3. Psalm 65’s celebration of God’s provision in creation and forgiveness—how does this dual focus invite us to consider the connection between His care for the world and His redemptive grace in our lives?

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