Today's Reading | July 5, 2025
Psalm 68:19–35
Introduction Psalm 68:19–35: Today’s reading concludes the psalm and describes a joyful procession into God’s sanctuary—the Temple in Jerusalem. Verses 21–23 include a description of enemies being defeated by God, and the psalm concludes with songs in praise of God’s power. Today’s Key Verse: Psalm 68:35 How awesome is God as he comes from his sanctuary—the God of Israel! He…
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July 5, 2025
Psalm 68:19–35
Introduction Psalm 68:19–35: Today’s reading concludes the psalm and describes a joyful procession into God’s sanctuary—the Temple in Jerusalem. Verses 21–23 include a description of enemies being defeated by God, and the psalm concludes with songs in praise of God’s power. Today’s Key Verse: Psalm 68:35 How awesome is God as he comes from his sanctuary—the God of Israel! He…
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Psalm 68:1–18
Introduction Psalm 68:1–18: Today we begin reading the first half of Psalm 68, a psalm that focuses on praising God. It includes a historical recollection of God’s constant presence and care for the Israelites in the desert after they left Egypt, and victories in battles with Canaanite kings. Unusual references in this psalm have led some scholars to surmise that…
READ MOREJuly 3, 2025
Psalm 57
Introduction Psalm 57: This psalm is an individual prayer for God’s protection from enemies. It is attributed to David at a time when he was hiding in a cave while running away from King Saul (see 1 Samuel 24). The psalm includes two refrains (verses 5, 11) that attest to the greatness and glory of God. Today’s Key Verse: Psalm…
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Psalm 56
Introduction Psalm 56: In today’s reading, the psalm writer says that his trust in God is greater than his fear, and he expresses confidence in God’s protection. Today’s Key Verse: Psalm 56:13b I walk in the presence of God, in the light that shines on the living. Read 56 Be merciful to me, O God, because I am under attack; my…
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Psalm 32
Introduction Psalm 32: This psalm begins by celebrating the happiness of those whose sins are forgiven. What follows is a description of life experienced both before and after confessing one’s sins (verses 3–5). The writer encourages people to pray and concludes with praise for the LORD’s righteousness. Today’s Key Verse: Psalm 32:1 Happy are those whose sins are forgiven, whose…
READ MOREJune 30, 2025
Romans 8:1–17
Introduction Romans 8:1–17: The apostle Paul says that living according to the Spirit and in union with Christ Jesus sets us free from sin and death. Being controlled by human nature is in opposition to living in a way that is guided by God’s Spirit. Today’s Key Verse: Romans 8:1 There is no condemnation now for those who live in…
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