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An audio Psalm a day set to classical music.Begin or end each day meditating on the word of God and the timeless poetry of the Psalms. Each episode is set to beautiful classical and orchestral music that will help you ground your soul in the Bible. For more great podcasts or to hear different Bible translations, visit https://lumivoz.com
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Psalm 110: The King Who Is Also a Priest In just seven verses, this psalm manages to be one of the most quoted passages in the entire New Testament — and one of the most mysterious in the Old. "The Lord said unto my Lord
Psalm 109: The Prayer We Are Afraid to Pray This is one of the psalms that makes polite Christians nervous, and perhaps it should. David has been repaid evil for good, hatred for love, and the curses that pour from him a
Psalm 108: The Heart That Wakes the Dawn There is something almost reckless about the opening of this psalm — "O God, my heart is fixed; I will sing and give praise, even with my glory." David does not wait for circumsta
Psalm 107: The Four Stories of Rescue This psalm is, at its heart, a collection of short stories — four of them, each with the same plot: human beings get themselves into desperate trouble, they cry out, and God brings t
Psalm 106: The People Who Kept Forgetting If Psalm 105 tells the story of God's faithfulness, Psalm 106 tells the story of ours — and it is not a flattering portrait. "We have sinned with our fathers, we have committed i
Psalm 105: The Long Faithfulness This psalm is a history lesson — but not the kind you slept through. It is the story of God keeping a single promise across centuries, through famine and slavery and exile and plague, wit
Psalm 104: The God Who Plays If Psalm 103 is about what God does for us, Psalm 104 is about what God does for the sheer delight of doing it. This is creation seen not as a theological argument but as an artist's exhibiti
Psalm 103: The God Who Remembers We Are Dust David begins by commanding his own soul to bless the Lord — as though praise were not a feeling but a discipline, something the deepest part of us must be called to do. And wh
Psalm 102: The Smoke and the Everlasting Here is a prayer so raw it barely holds together. The psalmist is not composing poetry — he is disintegrating. His days are consumed like smoke, his bones burn like a hearth, his
Psalm 101: The King's Private Vow Most psalms are addressed to God about the world. This one is addressed to God about oneself. David — king, warrior, poet — makes here a set of promises so personal they read almost like
Psalm 100: The Door Is Open This is the psalm everyone knows, and perhaps for that reason the psalm almost no one truly hears. Five verses. No lament, no enemies, no crisis — just pure, unguarded, almost reckless joy. "M
Psalm 99: The Thrice-Holy God Who Answers Three times this psalm says it: "He is holy." Not once for emphasis, not twice for certainty, but three times — as if the word itself must be stacked to bear the weight of what i
Psalm 98: The Victory Already Won "O sing unto the Lord a new song; for he hath done marvellous things." Notice the tense. Not "he will do" but "he hath done." The victory this psalm celebrates is not anticipated but acc
Psalm 97: Light Sown Like Seed There is a phrase tucked near the end of this psalm that stops you in your tracks if you let it: "Light is sown for the righteous." Sown — as one sows wheat or barley. We tend to think of l
Psalm 96: The New Song All Creation Learns "O sing unto the Lord a new song" — but why new? The old songs were magnificent. The Psalter is already full of them. What could possibly require a fresh composition? The answer
Psalm 76: The Stillness After Battle There is a kind of silence that follows victory — not the hush of exhaustion, but the quiet of something settled beyond all dispute. Asaph gives us that silence here. God is known in
Psalm 75: The Cup in His Hand There is a moment in this psalm that ought to make every reader sit up straight. "For in the hand of the Lord there is a cup, and the wine is red; it is full of mixture; and he poureth out o
Psalm 74: The Silence Where the Prophets Were There are psalms of praise and psalms of trust and psalms of quiet confidence, and then there is Psalm 74, which smells of smoke. The sanctuary has been violated — axes and h
Psalm 73: The Turning in the Sanctuary Asaph nearly lost his footing, and he tells us so with disarming honesty. "My feet were almost gone; my steps had well nigh slipped." The cause was not tragedy but something more in
Psalm 72: Rain Upon the Mown Grass Of all the images Scripture gives us of the good king, this one is perhaps the most startling: "He shall come down like rain upon the mown grass." Not rain upon a garden in its glory, b
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