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  • Who is Your Refuge? A Look at Psalm 46

    Who is Your Refuge? A Look at Psalm 46

    This may sound offensive, but here it goes: Psalm 46 is not for everyone. God is not everyone’s refuge and strength. He is not everyone’s help in times of trouble. The words of Psalm 46 are for a very specific audience. They provide assurance for only those who are in Christ (Ash, v. 2, p.…

  • Psalm 34: A Song of Praise and Promise

    Psalm 34: A Song of Praise and Promise

    Welcome to Proverbs3Three.com’s first guest blogger! Katherine Wisniewski writes at https://katherinewisniewski.com/. She is a wife, mom, grandma, teacher, and writer. Her passion is sharing encouragement to replace hardship and heartbreak with the peace of knowing Jesus. Be sure to check her out on Facebook and Instagram. Have you ever messed up and felt unforgivable? Sadly,…

  • Walking in Integrity: A Heart After God

    Walking in Integrity: A Heart After God

    Bible Passage: Psalm 26 – Integrity before God is not merely about moral correctness—it is the reflection of a heart devoted to Him. Let’s explore pursuing the Lord wholeheartedly! The story of the potter and the clay in Jeremiah 18 reminds us that we are works in progress. When feelings of inadequacy arise, consider the…

  • Pray Psalm 23 (and Get a FREE Printable)

    Pray Psalm 23 (and Get a FREE Printable)

    23 A Psalm of David. 1 The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. 2 He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters. 3 He restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. 4 Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your…

  • Discovering God’s Majesty: Creation and His Word

    Discovering God’s Majesty: Creation and His Word

    While I realize it is still February, I am finding myself dreaming of warm sun, sandy beaches, crashing waves, and soft breezes. My favorite vacations are always on the beach. I am usually found under an umbrella with a book, while my husband and son build some of the most extravagant sand sculptures. Seriously, they…

  • 3 Ways to Behold God’s Face

    3 Ways to Behold God’s Face

    Read Psalm 17. As you read, you’ll be tempted to see your own struggles. I dare you to read it in search of God’s Face. Seriously, I’ll wait. As I read these words, I sense urgency. I feel breathless as I take in David’s plea—his prayer, his petition. Every word, every phrase, every sentence is…

  • Lament to Joy: Trusting God Through Psalm 13

    Lament to Joy: Trusting God Through Psalm 13

    “It is well for us that our salvation and God’s honour are so intimately connected, that they stand or fall together.” Spurgeon Big words, right? As I reflect on these words and Psalm 13, I’m struck by their weight. Life is undeniably hard. That’s no secret. Sometimes joy is hard. People get sick.  Relationships fall…

  • Blessed: What Does It Really Mean?

    Blessed: What Does It Really Mean?

    Blessed. It’s a word we see on wall art, throw pillows, and t-shirts. It’s a word we say in prayers and throw around in Christian circles. Are you blessed? Do you feel blessed? Transliterated, this word blessed is ‘ešer. The simple definition is “happiness.” Are you happy? Do you feel happy? The Psalms and the…

  • Do you pray but wonder if God hears you?

    Do you pray but wonder if God hears you?

    Today marks 22 years of marriage for my husband and me. Over the years, we’ve replayed this scenario almost weekly: Me: Don’t forget that this weekend, we are going to… An hour later… Husband: What are we doing this weekend? Cue my frustration. Cue the look. (Wives, you know the look I’m talking about.) Now,…