4 powerful psalms that help you at all times.

All the Psalms are mighty psalmsBut there are a few that stand out from the rest. Join us and we will see why this preference for some.

The powerful Psalms and their impact on life.

As we have already said, each and every one of the Psalms written in the Bible is mighty psalms. Remember that the Psalms are both prayers of supplication, prayer, anguish and thanksgiving as praises raised to God.

It is for this reason that the book of Psalms is so peculiarly famous. It perfectly reflects the life of challenges that predominate in the pilgrimage of a believer.

But what does it mean to be called one of the mighty psalms? If each psalm is powerful how to distinguish the psalms of guidance, protection, praise and prayer among other categorizations that they want to give

Being called a powerful Psalm is just that, it does not matter if it is a praise or a request to get us out of the tribulation, both things are powerful, firstly for evoking and trusting in the name of the living God and secondly for relating our reality of the moment with the presence of the Lord.

Every psalm that allows us to stand before the Lord is a powerful psalm. The mighty psalms They are works made for all times and circumstances. If the believer is in anguish, there is most likely a psalm that understands him, if he is in joy or brokenness, there is a psalm of power and praise for his body.

If you want to continue growing in his Word, we recommend reading 5 Psalms of protection.

The Word of God is like balm for the human, it is the medicine against sin.

King David: warrior and singer-songwriter of Psalms.

The mighty psalms they are characterized, for being masters, in metaphor and poetry. This is due to its author, most of the songs and prayers described in the book of Psalms are attributed to King David.

This character, best known for his heroic battles and cunning in combat, was also a prayer warrior and praiser par excellence. David's life reminds us of how changeable our lives are and how fragile they can become.

David knew how frail and clumsy he was at controlling his emotions and being a warrior on the battlefield, but still, his heart was compared to God. The psalms each of them remind us that we are not brave, strong or powerful on our own. The constant acknowledgment of God's presence in David's life was what led to his success, not his character.

The hardest and most challenging battle that the believer has is to live as foreigners here on earth, dominate the flesh and obey the Lord. That is why the Psalms are one of the most recommended and loved books by readers, being called Powerful Psalms.

Realizing that the greatest collection of poetry is the Psalms, it is not to be expected that mighty psalms described by David are. It is very important to know how the ancient writers, like David, used this literary device in order to deepen the presence of the Lord. For this I encourage you to watch the following video.

4 powerful psalms that help at all times.

Here we bring you some, of the many, mighty psalms. Perfect for meditating, scrutinizing and memorizing:

For you have delivered my soul from death,

my eyes of tears,

And my feet from slipping.

I will walk before the Lord

In the land of the living.

Psalm 116: 1-4, 8-9.

This Psalm tells us a thanksgiving for being saved from death. A true Psalm of power that directs its gaze to the Lord, recognizing his mercy, power and protection.

Have mercy on me, O God, have mercy on me;

Because in you my soul has trusted,

And in the shadow of your wings I will protect myself

Until the breaks pass.

I will cry out to God Most High,

To the God who favors me.

He will send from the heaven, and it will save me

From the infamy of the one who harasses me;

Psalm 57: 1-3

Psalm 57 is a "mictam» or hymn of King David. Made by himself during his escape from King Saul to a cave. The poem teaches us how the Lord saves his servants and frees them from all his anguish.

Lord, oppose those who oppose me;

attack those who attack me.

2Take your shield and come to my aid;

3take your spear and face those who persecute me;

Tell me that you are my savior!

run away in shame

those who want to kill me;

run away in shame

those who want to hurt me;

Be like chaff blown away by the wind,

cast down by the angel of the Lord!

Let your path be dark and slippery,

persecuted by the angel of the Lord!

For no reason they set a trap for me;

they dug a hole for no reason

for me to fall into it.

May misfortune surprise them!

Let them fall into their own trap!

May they fall from grace!

Then I will rejoice in the Lord,

because he will have saved me.

10With all my heart I will say:

"Who is like you, Lord?

Psalm 35:1-10a

The powerful psalm is characterized as a psalm of war. The poem written by David in Psalm 35 is a psalm of trust and battle. The author and the reader know that the Lord fights his battles, even those that are impossible for him.

The Lord directs the steps of man

and puts him in the way that pleases him;

even when he falls, he will not remain fallen,

because the Lord has it in hand.

Psalm 37: 23-24

This Psalm of David shows us how God in his wisdom, goodness and love sustains us with his mighty right hand. He does not stop looking at us with eternal and redemptive love because we know that we are fragile but even so he was pleased to use us as his servants.