The Psalm Project

Progress

Psalm Journey

Devotional Tracking

Join us in exploring the Psalms through weekly devotionals. Track your progress, share insights, and engage in meaningful discussions with fellow participants as we journey through all 150 Psalms.

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Community Engagement

Connect with others who share your passion for the Psalms. Discuss the weekly Psalm, exchange ideas, and support each other in deepening your spiritual journey over the next three years.

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Personal Reflection

Take time for personal reflection as you write your devotionals each week. This project encourages you to delve deeply into the text and discover its relevance in your life.

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Progress Tracker

Monitor your journey through the Psalms and share insights with fellow participants.

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A close-up of an open book displaying text with the heading 'JESUS CALLING'. The text appears to be a religious or spiritual message, with focus on phrases like 'I AM YOUR FATHER-GOD' and discussion of devotion and spiritual duties.
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A close-up view of a page from a book, likely religious, featuring printed text and handwritten notes in the margins. The text is formatted in paragraphs with headings, and the notes are written in a light pencil, indicating personal reflections or study points.