90-Day Reading Plan for the Psalms
Family, welcome to my 90-day reading plan for the Psalms.
The Psalms are the greatest collection of prayers God has given His people. Every condition of the human heart is found in the Psalms, and that is why God’s people have returned to them for centuries. They were written not only to read and study but to be prayed. David prayed them. Israel sang them. Jesus quoted them. The early church leaned on them. Suffering believers have whispered them in dark places, and faithful saints have spoken them at the end of their lives. They endure because they meet you where you are and lift your heart toward God.
Because of this rich heritage, I have developed a 90-day plan to read and pray the Psalms five days a week, morning and evening. I want you to join me on this journey.
It is not about how much you read, but about how deeply you listen. Read slowly. Read aloud whenever you can. Let the Word move through your ears and settle into your heart, not merely pass through your eyes into your mind. God has designed faith to grow by hearing His Word, and Scripture reminds us that the direction of life flows from the heart. As you read, give the Holy Spirit time to impress the truth upon you. What truly shapes your life is not information absorbed, but truth received and believed.
You must learn to live the Word. It must alter your thinking so that it fans the flame of the spark the Holy Spirit ignites within you, transforming your life. I want you to experience a spiritual revival that not only touches your life but influences the lives of those around you.
These readings are set for morning and evening. Try to do it upon awakening and before retiring. Try to be consistent in the practice. It will not take much time to do this, and you will gain much more than the cost of your time. Weekends are provided for reflection and, if needed, to catch up on the previous week..
As you read, do five things. 1) Pray and ask for revelation. 2) Read the words slowly without rushing. 3) Listen for an understanding. 4) Pay attention to what the Holy Spirit brings into your heart. 5) Pray and ask for guidance to apply the word to your life today.
A phrase may stand out. A verse may press on your conscience. Read and speak it several times over and listen. Ask our Father why He drew your attention there. The truth may bring comfort or correction. Do not force anything. Wait quietly and allow the Holy Spirit to apply the Word in His time and His way to your life.
My study has shown that this is the approach that faithful believers throughout history have taken in reading the Psalms, and their counsel still serves us well.
Read personally, as if the psalm was placed in your hands for today. Read prayerfully, speaking the words back to God. They will not return to Him empty. Read patiently, returning to the same truths again and again. Read with Christ in view, asking how each psalm finds its fulfillment in Him. And read honestly, bringing your real condition before our Father, knowing that He welcomes truthful prayers.
My prayer for you is that through this plan, your prayer life will deepen, your faith will become stronger, your awareness of God’s presence will grow, and your love for Christ will increase. Stay faithful to the process. Let the Word speak. Let the Spirit guide. And let Father draw you closer to Himself through the Psalms He has given for all our good.
Also know that I am walking this journey with you. I, too, will be reading the Psalms each day just as you are, listening carefully, praying honestly, and learning as the Holy Spirit speaks. From time to time, I will share what our Father is showing me—in our DADS class, in conversation, and online—as we move through this plan together. This is not meant to be a solitary exercise. I hope we can come together on one accord in the Word and share our experiences.
Therefore, I also encourage you, if possible, to partner with someone, a spouse, a family member, or another believer or someone else in DADS class. There is power in agreement. Check in with one another and share your experience. Pray for one another and hold each other accountable. This commitment should go deeper than an average book club. This is not just another book. This is God’s Word, and it is worthy of your time, attention, and devotion.
Stay faithful to the reading, even on days when it feels ordinary and even on days when it feels difficult. God honors those who diligently seek Him through His Word. If you get behind, just pick up with the current day. Don’t try to go back. Don’t become discouraged. The Psalms are not a linear instruction. God will give you a word for the current day.
If you did not have the opportunity to start with us, begin with the day of the journey we are on, and go forward with us. Our unity is important, and it is God’s will for us, and He will bless us for honoring Him.
Remember, when you open the Psalms, you are stepping onto holy ground. God meets His people there. Every emotion, every struggle, every fear, every hope is given voice there. The Psalms teach us how to come before Father with honesty, reverence, and faith.
Do not underestimate what Our Father will do through this season of reading for you. He will steady your heart, correct your thinking, comfort you in difficulty, deepen your prayer life, and draw you closer to Christ.
I am grateful to walk this path with you. Now, let us read together, pray together, listen together, and expect Our Father in Heaven to speak as He conforms us more into the image of His Son through the Psalms.
Bishop Jim Lowe
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 1
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 1
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 1 — The Way of the Righteous and the Wicked
- Psalm 2 — The Reign of the LORD’s Anointed
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 3 — Save Me, O My God
Tuesday – Day 2
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 4 — Answer Me When I Call
- Psalm 5 — Lead Me in Your Righteousness
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 6 — O LORD, Deliver My Life
Wednesday – Day 3
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 7 — In You Do I Take Refuge
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 8 — How Majestic Is Your Name
Thursday – Day 4
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 9:1–10 — I Will Recount Your Wonderful Deeds
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 9:11–20 — I Will Recount Your Wonderful Deeds
Friday – Day 5
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 10 — Why, O LORD, Do You Stand Far Away?
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 11 — The LORD Is in His Holy Temple
- Psalm 12 — The Faithful Have Vanished
Weekend Reflection – Week 1
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 2
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 6
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 13 — How Long, O LORD?
- Psalm 14 — The Fool Says, There Is No God
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 15 — Who Shall Dwell on Your Holy Hill?
- Psalm 16 — You Will Not Abandon My Soul
Tuesday – Day 7
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 17:1–9 — In the Shadow of Your Wings
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 17:10–15 — In the Shadow of Your Wings
Wednesday – Day 8
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 18:1–24 — The LORD Is My Rock and My Fortress
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 18:25–50 — The LORD Is My Rock and My Fortress
Thursday – Day 9
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 19 — The Law of the LORD Is Perfect
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 20 — Trust in the Name of the LORD Our God
Friday – Day 10
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 21:1–7 — The King Rejoices in the LORD’s Strength
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 21:8–13 — The King Rejoices in the LORD’s Strength
Weekend Reflection – Week 2
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 3
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 11
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 22:1–21 — Why Have You Forsaken Me?
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 22:22–31 — Why Have You Forsaken Me?
Tuesday – Day 12
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 23 — The LORD Is My Shepherd
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 24 — The King of Glory
Wednesday – Day 13
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 25 — Teach Me Your Paths
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 26 — I Will Bless the LORD
Thursday – Day 14
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 27 — The LORD Is My Light and My Salvation
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 28 — The LORD Is My Strength
Friday – Day 15
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 29 — Ascribe to the LORD Glory
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 30 — You Have Turned My Mourning into Dancing
Weekend Reflection – Week 3
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 4
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 16
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 31:1–13 — In You, O LORD, Do I Take Refuge
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 31:14–24 — In You, O LORD, Do I Take Refuge
- Psalm 32 — Blessed Are the Forgiven
Tuesday – Day 17
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 33:1–11 — The Steadfast Love of the LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 33:12–22 — The Steadfast Love of the LORD
Wednesday – Day 18
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 34:1–10 — Taste and See That the LORD Is Good
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 34:11–22 — Taste and See That the LORD Is Good
Thursday – Day 19
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 35:1–18 — Great Is the LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 35:19–28 — Great Is the LORD
- Psalm 36 — How Precious Is Your Steadfast Love
Friday – Day 20
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 37:1–20 — Fret Not Yourself Because of Evildoers
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 37:21–40 — Fret Not Yourself Because of Evildoers
Weekend Reflection – Week 4
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 5
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 21
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 38:1–11 — Do Not Forsake Me, O LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 38:12–22 — Do Not Forsake Me, O LORD
Tuesday – Day 22
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 39:1–6 — What Is the Measure of My Days?
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 39:7–13 — What Is the Measure of My Days?
Wednesday – Day 23
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 40:1–10 — I Waited Patiently for the LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 40:11–17 — I Waited Patiently for the LORD
Thursday – Day 24
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 41 — O LORD, Be Gracious to Me
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 42 — Why Are You Cast Down, O My Soul?
- Psalm 43 — Send Out Your Light and Your Truth
Friday – Day 25
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 44:1–15 — Come to Our Help
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 44:16–26 — Come to Our Help
Weekend Reflection – Week 5
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 6
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 26
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 45 — Your Throne, O God, Is Forever
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 46 — God Is Our Refuge and Strength
- Psalm 47 — God Is King over All the Earth
Tuesday – Day 27
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 48 — Zion, the City of Our God
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 49 — Why Should I Fear in Times of Trouble?
Wednesday – Day 28
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 50:1–15 — The Mighty One, God the LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 50:16–23 — The Mighty One, God the LORD
Thursday – Day 29
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 51:1–9 — Create in Me a Clean Heart, O God
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 51:10–19 — Create in Me a Clean Heart, O God
Friday – Day 30
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 52 — Why Do You Boast of Evil?
- Psalm 53 — The Fool Says, There Is No God
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 54 — Save Me, O God
Weekend Reflection – Week 6
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 7
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 31
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 55:1–11 — Cast Your Burden on the LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 55:12–23 — Cast Your Burden on the LORD
Tuesday – Day 32
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 56 — In God I Trust
- Psalm 57 — Let Your Glory Be over All the Earth
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 58 — God Who Judges the Earth
Wednesday – Day 33
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 59:1–10 — Deliver Me from My Enemies
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 59:11–17 — Deliver Me from My Enemies
- Psalm 60 — Restore Us Again
Thursday – Day 34
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 61 — Lead Me to the Rock
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 62 — My Soul Waits for God Alone
Friday – Day 35
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 63 — My Soul Thirsts for You
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 64 — Hide Me from the Wicked
Weekend Reflection – Week 7
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 8
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 36
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 65 — O God of Our Salvation
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 66 — Shout for Joy to God
Tuesday – Day 37
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 67 — Let the Nations Be Glad
- Psalm 68:1–18 — God Shall Scatter His Enemies
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 68:19–35 — God Shall Scatter His Enemies
Wednesday – Day 38
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 69:1–18 — Save Me, O God
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 69:19–36 — Save Me, O God
Thursday – Day 39
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 70 — Make Haste, O God, to Deliver Me
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 71:1–12 — Forsake Me Not When My Strength Is Spent
Friday – Day 40
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 71:13–24 — Forsake Me Not When My Strength Is Spent
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 72 — Give the King Your Justice
Weekend Reflection – Week 8
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 9
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 41
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 73 — Whom Have I in Heaven but You?
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 74 — Arise, O God, Defend Your Cause
Tuesday – Day 42
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 75 — God Will Judge with Equity
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 76 — Who Is to Be Feared but You?
Wednesday – Day 43
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 77:1–10 — In the Day of Trouble I Seek the LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 77:11–20 — In the Day of Trouble I Seek the LORD
Thursday – Day 44
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 78:1–19 — Tell the Coming Generation
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 78:20–38 — Tell the Coming Generation
Friday – Day 45
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 78:39–55 — Tell the Coming Generation
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 78:56–72 — Tell the Coming Generation
Weekend Reflection – Week 9
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 10
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 46
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 79 — Help Us, O God of Our Salvation
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 80 — Restore Us, O God
Tuesday – Day 47
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 81 — Oh, That My People Would Listen to Me
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 82 — God Has Taken His Place in the Divine Council
Wednesday – Day 48
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 83 — O God, Do Not Keep Silence
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 84 — How Lovely Is Your Dwelling Place
Thursday – Day 49
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 85 — Restore Us Again
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 86 — Great Is Your Steadfast Love
Friday – Day 50
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 87 — Glorious Things of You Are Spoken
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 88:1–9 — I Cry Out Day and Night
Weekend Reflection – Week 10
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 11
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 51
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 88:10–18 — I Cry Out Day and Night
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 89:1–18 — I Will Sing of the Steadfast Love of the LORD
Tuesday – Day 52
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 89:19–52 — I Will Sing of the Steadfast Love of the LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 90 — From Everlasting to Everlasting
Wednesday – Day 53
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 91 — My Refuge and My Fortress
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 92 — It Is Good to Give Thanks to the LORD
Thursday – Day 54
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 93 — The LORD Reigns
- Psalm 94:1–11 — The LORD Will Not Forsake His People
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 94:12–23 — The LORD Will Not Forsake His People
Friday – Day 55
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 95 — Let Us Sing Songs of Praise
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 96 — Declare His Glory
Weekend Reflection – Week 11
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 12
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 56
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 97 — The LORD Reigns
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 98 — Make a Joyful Noise
Tuesday – Day 57
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 99 — The LORD Our God Is Holy
- Psalm 100 — His Steadfast Love Endures Forever
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 101 — I Will Walk with Integrity
Wednesday – Day 58
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 102:1–11 — Do Not Hide Your Face from Me
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 102:12–28 — Do Not Hide Your Face from Me
Thursday – Day 59
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 103:1–12 — Bless the LORD, O My Soul
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 103:13–22 — Bless the LORD, O My Soul
Friday – Day 60
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 104:1–18 — O LORD My God, You Are Very Great
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 104:19–35 — O LORD My God, You Are Very Great
Weekend Reflection – Week 12
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 13
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 61
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 105:1–18 — Tell of All His Wondrous Works
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 105:19–45 — Tell of All His Wondrous Works
Tuesday – Day 62
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 106:1–23 — Give Thanks to the LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 106:24–48 — Give Thanks to the LORD
Wednesday – Day 63
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 107:1–22 — Let the Redeemed of the LORD Say So
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 107:23–43 — Let the Redeemed of the LORD Say So
Thursday – Day 64
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 108 — With God We Shall Do Valiantly
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 109 — Help Me, O LORD My God
Friday – Day 65
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 110 — Sit at My Right Hand
- Psalm 111 — Great Are the Works of the LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 112 — The Righteous Will Never Be Moved
Weekend Reflection – Week 13
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 14
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 66
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 113 — Who Is Like the LORD Our God?
- Psalm 114 — Tremble, O Earth, at the Presence of the LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 115 — To Your Name Give Glory
Tuesday – Day 67
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 116:1–11 — I Love the LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 116:12–19 — I Love the LORD
- Psalm 117 — Praise the LORD, All Nations
Wednesday – Day 68
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 118:1–18 — His Steadfast Love Endures Forever
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 118:19–29 — His Steadfast Love Endures Forever
Thursday – Day 69
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 119:1–16 — Your Word Is a Lamp to My Feet
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 119:17–32 — Your Word Is a Lamp to My Feet
Friday – Day 70
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 119:33–44 — Your Word Is a Lamp to My Feet
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 119:45–56 — Your Word Is a Lamp to My Feet
Weekend Reflection – Week 14
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 15
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 71
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 119:57–72 — Your Word Is a Lamp to My Feet
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 119:73–88 — Your Word Is a Lamp to My Feet
Tuesday – Day 72
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 119:89–104 — Your Word Is a Lamp to My Feet
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 119:105–120 — Your Word Is a Lamp to My Feet
Wednesday – Day 73
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 119:121–132 — Your Word Is a Lamp to My Feet
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 119:133–144 — Your Word Is a Lamp to My Feet
Thursday – Day 74
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 119:145–160 — Your Word Is a Lamp to My Feet
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 119:161–176 — Your Word Is a Lamp to My Feet
Friday – Day 75
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 120 — Deliver Me, O LORD
- Psalm 121 — My Help Comes from the LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 122 — Let Us Go to the House of the LORD
Weekend Reflection – Week 15
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 16
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 76
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 123 — Our Eyes Look to the LORD Our God
- Psalm 124 — Our Help Is in the Name of the LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 125 — Those Who Trust in the LORD
Tuesday – Day 77
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 126 — Restore Our Fortunes, O LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 127 — Unless the LORD Builds the House
Wednesday – Day 78
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 128 — Blessed Is Everyone Who Fears the LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 129 — They Have Afflicted Me from My Youth
Thursday – Day 79
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 130 — Out of the Depths I Cry to You
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 131 — I Have Calmed and Quieted My Soul
Friday – Day 80
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 132:1–9 — The LORD Has Chosen Zion
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 132:10–18 — The LORD Has Chosen Zion
Weekend Reflection – Week 16
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 17
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 81
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 133 — Behold, How Good and Pleasant It Is
- Psalm 134 — Come, Bless the LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 135:1–14 — Your Name, O LORD, Endures Forever
Tuesday – Day 82
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 135:15–21 — Your Name, O LORD, Endures Forever
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 136 — His Steadfast Love Endures Forever
Wednesday – Day 83
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 137 — How Shall We Sing the LORD’s Song?
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 138 — Thanksgiving for the LORD’s Favor
Thursday – Day 84
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 139:1–12 — Search Me, O God, and Know My Heart
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 139:13–24 — Search Me, O God, and Know My Heart
Friday – Day 85
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 140 — Deliver Me, O LORD
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 141 — Give Ear to My Voice
Weekend Reflection – Week 17
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
Psalms in 90 Days – Week 18
Monday–Friday readings with Morning and Evening sessions.
Read aloud slowly and prayerfully.
Monday – Day 86
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 142 — You Are My Refuge
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 143 — Hear My Prayer, O LORD
Tuesday – Day 87
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 144 — My Rock and My Fortress
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 145 — The Greatness of the LORD
Wednesday – Day 88
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 146 — Put Not Your Trust in Princes
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 147 — He Heals the Brokenhearted
Thursday – Day 89
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 148 — Praise the Name of the LORD
- Psalm 149 — Sing to the LORD a New Song
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 150 — Let Everything Praise the LORD
Friday – Day 90
Morning Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 4–5 minutes
- Psalm 2 — The rebellion against God and Christ
Evening Reading: Est. aloud reading time: 3–5 minutes
- Psalm 1 — The final outcome of the wicked and the righteous
Weekend Reflection – Week 18
Re-read one or more psalms from this week aloud that have impressed your spirit
Mark one repeated word or phrase
Identify one doctrinal truth to carry into next week
Ask our Father to help you obey what you understood
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