The Book of Psalms is full of praise, adoration, worship, lament, and even cries for help to our Creator, God. The Psalms are written by a group of authors who have taken their theology and understanding of God and created songs of worship that reflect his character. The Psalms have given new language to help us understand who God is and how we can respond to him in worship.

This summer, we want to spend time studying the Psalms so we can better understand who God is. In this study, we will focus on key attributes of God—some that we share with him, but others are his alone. One of the key takeaways we hope you gain is a better understanding of who God is and a greater desire to give him the praise and honor he deserves.

We will study 10 attributes of God, and throughout each attribute, you will engage with Scripture in four unique ways that help you give focused praise to our Creator. We hope this study illuminates God’s Word and gives you some tools to better understand and read your Bible. As always, if you have questions or you don’t understand something, reach out to your small group leader or Students staff person; they would love to help. Just because it is summer does not mean that you should do this reading plan alone. Invite your family, friends, small group leader, and student staff person into this study with you.

We are expectant and trust that if you spend this summer in the Psalms learning more about who God is, he will meet you there and it will not come back void.