Psalm 1 teaches us to delight in God's word and to meditate on it often. This is the key to happiness and fulfillment with God. 

David refers to God as his Shepherd. This shows that God offers us guidance, protection, and care. 

David was a man who brought God into his daily life. By analyzing this Psalm, we can glean tips for our own prayer lives with God.

Psalm 33 praises God for His character and creation.  The practice of praise can recenter our focus on God and widen our view of Him,

Because of God's knowledge and power, He is capable of handling our fears. Psalm 27 shows us how to give our fears over to God instead of remaining paralyzed by our own anxieties. 

Psalm 51 shows us that no matter how far we stray from God, we can turn to Him in repentance and be forgiven. This is possible because of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. 

In this Psalm, we see Asaph work through his envy and put his trust back in God and His promises. 

Following the psalmist's example, we can learn how to lament to God and bring our complaints to Him. 

This psalm emphasizes the importance of gratitude to God, even under difficult circumstances. 

In Psalm 139, David praises God's omniscience and omnipresence.