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What do you do when you’ve prayed about it and you still feel discouraged? In Psalm 42, the psalmist asks why his soul feels so heavy, brings his questions to God, and tells his soul to hope in Him again. If you’ve ever meant every word of your morning prayer and still needed to pray it again by lunch, this study is for you.
In this free printable guide from Her Hiding Place, we’ll walk through Psalm 42:5 (CSB) phrase by phrase and look at what’s happening around the verse. Then you’ll work through three practical steps to name what’s weighing on you, notice what you’re starting to believe about God in the middle of it, and take one small step of trust. There’s room to write as you go and a closing prayer for when you’re having a hard time finding your own words.
Grab your Bible and a pen, and bring whatever’s been weighing on you to the Lord as you study.
What do you do when you’ve prayed about it and you still feel discouraged? In Psalm 42, the psalmist asks why his soul feels so heavy, brings his questions to God, and tells his soul to hope in Him again. If you’ve ever meant every word of your morning prayer and still needed to pray it again by lunch, this study is for you.
In this free printable guide from Her Hiding Place, we’ll walk through Psalm 42:5 (CSB) phrase by phrase and look at what’s happening around the verse. Then you’ll work through three practical steps to name what’s weighing on you, notice what you’re starting to believe about God in the middle of it, and take one small step of trust. There’s room to write as you go and a closing prayer for when you’re having a hard time finding your own words.
Grab your Bible and a pen, and bring whatever’s been weighing on you to the Lord as you study.