First Sunday in Lent: Psalm 35
#Psalm35 asks God to fight against one’s enemies.
The threat is real and imminent. Have you experienced betrayal similar to the
writer’s?
Monday in Lent 1: Psalm 49
#Psalm 49 expresses confusion about what actually
gives life. The wise/rich die alike as the foolish/poor. What does give life to
you?
Tuesday in Lent 1: Psalm 50
#Psalm50 is God’s view on our disorientation. We are
God’s covenant partner; we call, God delivers. What happens when we do not
call?
Wednesday in Lent 1: Psalm 73
#Psalm73 describes the reorientation process. When
have you felt a disconnect between the way things ought to be and the way
things are?
Thursday in Lent 1: Psalm 74
#Psalm74 is a psalm of protest and grief. The center
has not held. Has your prayer ever felt like a protest? Is it OK to complain to
God?
Friday in Lent 1: Psalm 79
#Psalm79 is a passionate, even venomous, demand for
God to act? What is your experience of being angry with God? Could you be
honest or not?
Saturday in Lent 1: Psalm 81
#Psalm81 contains the primal commandment: no strange
god. Have you ever felt in bondage to something other than God? How did you
break out?
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