In this age, there seems to be an obsession with “new” things. The latest and greatest trends marketed to us as better than the things that came before it. Our reach is ever extending toward the world of tomorrow where everything is wonderful and all our problems have been sorted out. Just maybe, this “new” idea, possession, trend will be the catalyst to that tomorrow if we just grasp it. However, as you well know, these things come and go. New turns to old very quickly. Thrill turns to mundane. So, the hunt begins again all for the “new.”
Brothers and sisters, I humbly challenge you to not do something new, but something very old. Below you will find a reading guide for the year for the book of Psalms. I know, I know. Pastors always seem to be saying something to the effect of read your Bibles, but I also recognize that often that phrase doesn’t come with instructions, just exhortations. I hope to change that. The Psalms are rich with wisdom, comfort, teaching, and guidance from our Lord that can greatly benefit you. It is my hope this guide helps you meditate upon those gifts, seize them and make them yours.
Your Brother in Christ,
Pastor Tommy
For the chart, please reference our January ’26 newsletter.