study notes
Editor’s Desk: A Peek into Fall
What a joy it is to wrap up our Summer in the Psalms study today with a look back and a look ahead. Join us at ufcwomen.blog for more on what’s ahead for UFC Women this fall.
Psalm 119: A Lover’s Song
Happy Friday! This is the final post in a 6-part series on Psalm 119, which concludes our Summer in the Psalms study. It’s been a sweet time studying online with you. We hope you’ll join us in Proverbs beginning September 1 back here at ufcwomen.blog!
Psalm 119: A Fruitful Tree
Happy Thursday! This is post 5 of 6 in our Psalm 119 series, which concludes our Summer in the Psalms study.
Psalm 119: Full Body Obedience
Happy Wednesday! This is post 4 of 6 in our Psalm 119 series, which concludes our Summer in the Psalms study.
Psalm 119: Life vs. Death
Happy Tuesday! This is post 3 of 6 in our Psalm 119 series, which concludes our Summer in the Psalms study.
Psalm 119: Leaning into God’s Best
Happy Monday! This is post 2 of 6 in our Psalm 119 series, which concludes our Summer in the Psalms study.
Psalm 119: Let’s Linger
This summer we’ve encouraged you to spend a little time in the Psalms each weekday. We prayed for you that as you set aside time to linger over the poetic and often raw words and sentences of the Psalms you would learn more about who God is and who you are in Him. We purposefully…
The Call to Praise
Join Jasmine Timm at ufcwomen.blog today as she reflects on Psalms 146 through 150, writing about disappointments — both little and big — and why we are to praise God in the midst of them.
Final Summer Event
Here’s what’s coming this week for UFC Women…
Sounds Bytes and Nuances
We live in a world full of sound bytes. How do we as Christ followers use our words in a way to build up others? Join the conversation on the blog today as we consider how we can use our words well.
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Daily VErses
Psalm 148
When we approach the Psalms, we are overwhelmed and amazed at who our God is. We have seen this summer that our God is eternal, all-powerful, all-knowing, praiseworthy, majestic, Creator, King, a refuge, a provider, a protector, and our hope, just to name a few. Today as you read Psalms 148, take note of who…
Psalm 147
The first part of Psalm 147 tells how our Creator God is intimately acquainted and involved in His creation. He gathers up His children, binds their wounds, and knows each star by name. Our all-powerful, all-knowing, and immense God takes time and care for His creation and takes great delight in those who find their…
Psalm 146
As we finish up the final five psalms this week in our Summer in the Psalms study, we see that all five focus on praise. Praising our God for who He is and what He has done reminds us of the truth of who He is and that we can trust Him. Today, as you…
Psalm 145
Yesterday from Psalm 144, we praised God for who He is — LORD, rock, trainer, lover, fortress, stronghold, deliverer, shield, refuge, and subduer. Today we’re turning to Psalm 145 to celebrate His greatness, which David declares is unsearchable (v. 3). We could easily pick many standout verses from this psalm to overlay with a pretty…
Psalm 144
In Psalm 144, David calls out for rescue and deliverance from God in the face of his enemies, especially from their lying lips. The entire psalm is so good, but in this space, let’s focus on verses 1 and 2. In these two verses, David provides at least 10 character traits of God. Can you…
Psalm 143
From Psalm 143 today, we see that when we are soul thirsty, God is near. Like a newborn baby with searching, kneading hands upon her mother’s breast, so we can stretch out our hands to the Lord, who will satisfy our thirsty desires and nourish our souls. Call out to Him today. He is near.…
Psalm 142
When you need rescue, do you immediately cry out to the Lord? For many of us, our natural inclination in the face of fear is to take our questions to Google, send a complaint via text message, or post a less-than-thoughtful response to social media. Instead, what does this psalm model for us? Take some…
Psalm 141
Last week in our Summer in the Psalms, we introduced Psalm 140, a song penned by David as he looked to God for deliverance from his foes and expressed his trust in God to act justly on behalf of the upright. Today in Psalm 141 the theme of rescue continues but this time David focuses…
Psalm 140
Today at ufcwomen.blog, find the text of Psalm 140 and a brief devotional on waiting for God’s justice.
Psalm 139
Psalm 139 provides a picture of God’s protection over His children. Read it slow and soak up the truth that God knows you, loves you, and never abandons you.
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