On this page, we’ll be sharing resources related to our Reading the Bible Together book each month.
Psalms resources
You can also find some general Bible study resources at the bottom of this page.
Main resources
Litchard Mission’s official introduction booklet for Psalms (Book 2)
BibleProject introduction to Psalms, with extra articles and podcast episodes
Online resources
Gospel Coalition introduction to Psalms
Free online commentary for Psalms 1-41 at The Gospel Coalition
The Treasury of David by Charles Spurgeon – a valuable collection of reflections on each psalm from the 19th-century preacher
Psalms: Layer by Layer, which is a more academic resource if you want to dig deeper into the psalms (the overview videos and expanded paraphrases are especially valuable)
Resources from Myrtlefield House, by David Gooding and John Lennox, including audio and video studies
Sung psalms
The Psalms were originally written to be sung, and it is still good for God’s people to sing the psalms as well as reading them. Some resources you could look at:
The Psalms Sung – 600 different recordings of psalms. Look through the different psalm books to see the recordings available.
Seedbed Psalter – This has a setting for every psalm, with a few different tune options so you can sing along!
On YouTube and Spotify, you’ll find several groups recording contemporary versions of psalms, including Sons of Korah, The Corner Room and Poor Bishop Hooper
Book recommendations
As well as these book recommendations, if there are specific questions you would like to think about further, feel free to ask Adam who may be able to give you some extra things to read.
Psalms by the Day (Alec Motyer) – a helpful devotional guide to the psalms, with lots of good insights. Available as hardback and eBook from 10ofThose
Psalms: From Suffering to Glory (Philip Eveson) – an accessible and rich commentary on the psalms, available as a paperback from 10ofThose
Psalms for You (Christopher Ash) – this does not cover every psalm, but gives examples of how to understand and learn from different types of psalms. Available as paperback and eBook from The Good Book Company
How to Read the Psalms (Tremper Longman III) – a good book if you want to think more deeply about the poetry and truths of the psalms. Available as paperback from Eden
2026/27 Schedule
- January 2026 – Psalms: Book 2
- February 2026 – 2 Corinthians
- March 2026 – Isaiah (Part 1)
- April 2026 – Mark
- May 2026 – Isaiah (Part 2)
- June 2026 – Ephesians, Colossians and Philemon
- July 2026 – Isaiah (Part 3)
- August 2026 – Praying for the Persecuted Church
- September 2026 – Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah
- October 2026 – 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, Titus
- November 2026 – Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon
- December 2026 – Advent Adventure
- January 2027 – Proverbs
- February 2027 – Luke
- March 2027 – Genesis (Part 1)
- April 2027 – Acts
- May 2027 – Genesis (Part 2)
- June 2027 – Galatians, Philippians
Previous intro booklets
1 Samuel (March 2025)
2 Samuel (May 2025)
1 Kings (July 2025)
2 Kings (September 2025)
Psalms – Book 1 (November 2025)
Psalms – Book 2 (January 2026)
Matthew (February 2025)
Romans (April 2025)
1 Corinthians (October 2025)
Hebrews (June 2025)
General online Bible Study resources
BibleGateway – An easy way to search the Bible in multiple translations, for example if you want to find all the mentions of David in the New Testament.
BibleHub – A great resource for quickly comparing Bible translations and studying cross references
Biblia.com – A free online resource which includes some study notes and other resources
Blue Letter Bible – This gives access to a lot of older Bible commentaries and dictionaries.
Topical Bible – A good starting point for quickly finding passages related to a specific topic, which you can then prayerfully study in more detail.
Sermon apps
As well as the monthly suggestions for each book, there are a number of apps that have large libraries of sermons, talks and Bible studies. A few that our members have found useful:
Truth for Life (Alistair Begg) – Android / Apple
Cornerstone Chapel, Virginia (Gary Hamrick) – Android / Apple
Bible Matters (St Helen’s Bishopsgate) – Android / Apple
