Category Archives: Studies in Psalms

Singing and Clinging in the Shadows: Psalm 63:7-11

Posted on March 26, 2020 by An Earthen Vessel--Terri Apgar

We finish today in safety and triumph! “Because You are my help, I sing in the shadow of Your wings. I cling to You. Your right hand upholds me…All who swear by God will glory in Him.” It is good … Continue reading →

Posted in Deflecting the Weapon of Discouragement, Grief and Suffering, Hope, Spiritual Drought, Studies in Psalms, The Walk, Uncategorized | 2 Comments

Satisfied: Psalm 63:5-6

Posted on March 25, 2020 by An Earthen Vessel--Terri Apgar

“My soul is satisfied.” At the time of penning this heartfelt praise to God, David had long lived a life of abundance, moreso that we ever have, or will. Yet there were periods of time in his life that he … Continue reading →

Posted in Counting Joy, Gratitude, Grief and Suffering, Spiritual Drought, Studies in Psalms, Uncategorized | 2 Comments

Unwavering Love: Psalm 63:3-4

Posted on March 24, 2020 by An Earthen Vessel--Terri Apgar

We join David again this morning, in the Judean wilderness. It is a place of retreat, selected so because over time, it has been mostly uninhabited. (It was great for social distancing!) When I think about David at this point … Continue reading →

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A Thirsty Soul–Psalm 63:1,2

Posted on March 23, 2020 by An Earthen Vessel--Terri Apgar

(This post is part of a new, short series. I am part of group that meets regularly to study God’s word, and our study of Psalms has been interrupted by the world’s pandemic. I am thankful for technology, and through … Continue reading →

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