I believe that studying the Psalms as a family gives us an opportunity to teach our kids faithful praise, prayer, and proper worship of God.
It also allows our children to see raw humanity as the honesty of situations, feelings, and troubles are on display by the author’s of the Psalms.
This is a collection of 7 Psalms for your family to read, study, memorize, pray through, share, and apply to daily living.

7 Psalms for Families to Study
I encourage you to focus on one a week. Here is a sample rhythm to follow:
Day 1- Read entire Psalm and choose to memorize entire Psalm or a portion. 15 Fun Ideas to Help Your Kids Memorize Scripture
Day 2- Read the Psalm again, share what is to be memorized again, and pray through the prayer prompt.
Day 3- Read the Psalm, practice memorizing, and ask the discussion questions.
Day 4- Read the Psalm, practice memorizing, and encourage the Live It Out.
Day 5-Read the Psalm, share how you have lived it out, and everyone share what they have memorized. Close by praying through the Psalm.
The most important parts of the whole exercise is to learn more about God and to obey what we have read in His word.
If your kids are older, or your family likes a challenge, try using some of these Bible Study Methods to study your Psalm.
Here is a free pdf Download of 7 Psalms for Families
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Short Daily Devotions from the Psalms
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Psalm 15: The Hope of Christmas Family Devotion
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I really appreciate your resources for families, Arrica. This will bless our family, and I’m looking forward to using it in devotional time with the kids!
Great. I hope it helps to meditate on the truth of God’s word.
Hiya! I would use this as a way to help memorize the Psalms! I’m downloading your resource. Thank you!
My Pleasure!
Oh – what a great resource! I love this. I love how you focus on one Psalm for the whole week. I think it’s very tempting to want to get through a book, but it’s not a rush to the finish line. We need to get the Word in us.