Psalms Commentaries & Sermons

PSALMS RESOURCES
Commentaries, Sermons, Illustrations, Devotionals

HINT: Since there are such a large number of resources on this page (>10,000 links) you might consider beginning with the more recent commentaries that briefly discuss all 150 Psalms - Paul Apple (750 pages), David Guzik, Bob Utley. For more devotional thoughts consider Spurgeon's The Treasury of David, Mp3's from J Vernon McGee, devotional studies from Warren Wiersbe, commentary by Alexander Maclaren and over 1490 devotionals from Our Daily Bread. See the Verse by Verse tools below to help you find older commentaries and sermons. See also the following collection of modern works from Archive.org.

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Explanation - Most of the resources below are newer commentaries (written after 1970) and other Bible resources which previously were available only for purchase in book form or in a Bible computer program. The resources are made freely available by archive.org but have several caveats - (1) they do not allow copy and paste, (2) they can only be checked out for one hour (but can be checked out immediately when your hour expires giving you time to read or take notes on a lengthy section) and (3) they require creating an account which allows you to check out the books free of charge. To set up an account click archive.org and then click the picture of the person in right upper corner and enter email and a password. That's all you have to do. Then you can read these more modern resources free of charge! I have read or used many of these resources but not all of them so ultimately you will need to be a Berean (Acts 17:11+) as you use them. I have also selected works that are conservative and Biblically sound. If you find one that you think does not meet those criteria please send an email at https://www.preceptaustin.org/contact. The resources are listed in alphabetical order by the author's last name and some include reviews of the particular resource. 

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 Psalms Volume 1 (NIV Application Commentary). Wilson, Gerald (2002) - covers psalms 1-72

Tim Challies - One difficulty in suggesting commentaries for Psalms is that they are often multi-volume and in some cases the volumes are of unequal quality while in others they have not yet been completed. Wilson’s commentary does not cover all of the Psalms but is said to be excellent and a great place to begin. The format of the series ensures that it is heavy on application and contemporary significance.

James Rosscup - Wilson’s work is one of the finest scholarly, yet practical, detailed studies. It combines careful use of Hebrew for accuracy, fairly full explanations of verses, rich devotional comments on how to apply the points, and an easy, flowing style of writing. He is conservative, and usually perceptive in opening up passages.

The Communicator's Commentary (aka "Mastering the Old Testament) - Psalm 73-150 (Now known as The Preacher's Commentary Series - Volume 13)  - 356 pages (1987) See user reviews. (Volume covering Ps 1-72 not available to borrow).

Psalms : a self-study guide by Jensen, Irving 18 ratings

A shepherd looks at Psalm 23 by Keller, W. Phillip  4,374 ratings

James Rosscup - Many are the books on Psalm 23. Cf., among many, John J. Davis, F. B. Meyer, and Haddon Robinson. Yet Keller has much to offer on insights into phrases in the shepherd imagery, as well as refreshing illustrations that can be provocative of interesting preaching or teaching.

The classic works of Phillip Keller - A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23, A Layman Looks at the Lord's Prayer, A Shepherd Looks at the Good Shepherd and His Sheep, A Gardener Looks at the Fruit of the Spirit.

Trusting the shepherd : insights from Psalm 23 by Robinson, Haddon W

James Rosscup - A scholar of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary has turned excellent expository preaching on Psalm 23 into this series of devotional chapters. The material reflects keen insight into shepherd customs behind the phrases and then crystal clear relating of the truth to the spiritual realm of believers today. Cf. his more recent publication, Trusting the Shepherd: Insights from Psalm 23. Discovery House, 2002.

Living the psalms : encouragement for the daily grind by Swindoll, Charles

Bible Knowledge Commentary - Old Testament - Ross, Allen P. “Psalms,” Dallas Theological Seminary Faculty

James Rosscup - Outstanding grasp of things, explanation from many sides, conservative clarity and knowledge of the literature brought together. The reader gains much insight here, as in Ross’s work on Proverbs in the Expositor’s Bible Commentary or his survey on Genesis, Creation and Blessing. He helps users follow the structure, see word meanings, customs, parallelism, and other parts of the study, shedding a lot of light.

Be worshipful : glorifying God for who he is : OT commentary, Psalms 1 - 89 by Wiersbe, Warren - Always worth checking for his insightful, devotional and practical comments.

Wiersbe's Commentary on the entire Old Testament - scroll down to page 872

Meet yourself in the Psalms by Wiersbe, Warren

Prayer, praise & promises : a daily walk through the Psalms by Wiersbe, Warren - Note this is also online below 

Wiersbe's expository outlines on the Old Testament by Wiersbe, Warren W

"Even the most difficult Scriptures come alive as Warren Wiersbe leads you book-by-book through the Old Testament and helps you to see the "big picture" of God's revelation. In this unique volume, you will find: • Introductions and/or outlines for every Old Testament book • Practical expositions of strategic chapters • Special studies on key topics, relating the Old Testament to the New Testament • Easy-to-understand expositions that are practical, preachable, and teachable If you have used Dr. Wiersbe's popular BE series, you know how simple and practical his Bible studies are, with outlines that almost teach themselves. If not, you can now discover a wonderful new resource. This work is a unique commentary on every book of the Old Testament. It contains new material not to be found in the BE series.

With the Word - Devotional Commentary - Warren Wiersbe - 428 ratings 

This book gives short explanations and applications of the strategic chapters of each Bible book. Dr Wiersbe's insights into each chapter are always enlightening and challenging.

Psalms : a self-study guide by Jensen, Irving or here  Psalms : a self-study guide

Sampling the Psalms by Morris, Henry M

Faith on Trial -  Studies in Psalm 73 by D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones

James Rosscup - The famous successor of G. Campbell Morgan in London’s Westminster Chapel, also famous for many outstanding books, deals in deeply perceptive and practical ways with profound problems God treats here. Why do the ungodly prosper? Why does He allow suffering? He seeks to show that true joy is realized only in a person’s conscious sense of God’s presence. This is one of the finest books I have ever read on a psalm in the area of deep insight into life and how God’s Word helpfully guides us in right attitudes of trust. Some of Lloyd-Jones’ other great books are Studies in the Sermon on the Mount, Spiritual Depression, and commentaries on Romans and Ephesians.

Exploring the Psalms (Psalm 73-106) by Phillips, John,

Exploring the Psalms (Psalm 107-119) by Phillips, John

Cyril Barber - These studies are well outlined and provide seed thoughts on each verse or paragraph. Preachers will find these volumes ideal for use as a preliminary resource for a series of messages.

James Rosscup - One of America’s fine Bible expositors, from Moody Bible Institute’s extension department, gives more of his lucid work (he has works on several books of the Bible). His outline for each psalm is intently alliterated, though it seems apt in many cases at least. The exposition is broad and sweeping, with many statements that seize the reader’s mind and heart. Due to the clarity and flow, this would be suggestive for preachers and also refreshing for any Christian to use in daily worship times, reading his Bible and then the comments on given verses.

Meditations in the book of Psalms by Olsen, Erling C

James Rosscup - This work, here in its second printing (1975), devotes about 4–6 pp. to each psalm. There is much practical wealth and illustration in the author’s comments (formerly broadcasted), which are richly suggestive for emphases in messages. For example, in Psalm 1, we are not to spend all our time just meditating on the Word, but become busily involved as Jesus was in the lives of others, p. 3. This, however, is not a book that helps in grappling with problem verses; it simply helps a preacher or teacher come down to earth.

Psalms 1-72 : an introduction and commentary on Books I and II of the Psalms by Kidner, Derek 137 ratings

Psalms 73-150 : a commentary on Books III-V of the Psalms by Kidner, Derek 108 ratings

Cyril Barber - This small volume condenses the fruit of scholarly inquiry of the past sixty years and presents in layman's language an analysis of the different kinds of hymnic literature and the setting of the worship ritual of the ancient Israelites.

James Rosscup - A good study by a leading evangelical, providing a reasonably detailed commentary, though too brief in many cases as well. This is one of the better works in recent times and on many points shows an in-depth grasp of things (cf. also his fine work on Proverbs).

Psalms by Broyles, Craig C

How to read the Psalms by Longman, Tremper

Cyril Barber - Ably introduces the Psalms so that users of this handbook will derive maximum benefit from the devotional reading of this portion of God's Word.

A theological introduction to the book of Psalms : the Psalms as Torah by McCann, J. Clinton

Psalms 1-59 : a commentary by Kraus, Hans-Joachim

Psalms. 1-50 (Word Biblical Commentary) by Craigie, Peter 

Psalms. 51-100 (Word Biblical Commentary) by Tate, Marvin E

Psalms. 101-150 (Word Biblical Commentary) by Allen, Leslie C

James Rosscup - Craigie did 1–50, Tate 51–100 and Allen 101–150. In his part, Craigie also includes an introduction covering many aspects of discussion such as the literary and poetic form of individual psalms and the New Testament use of the psalms and pertinence to life today. He does not consider any psalm originally messianic, and of course many will disagree with this (Ed: Including this writer). Allen is good on the form, structure, setting, and problems of the psalms, even excellent on many matters, but believes in a Deuteronomistic tradition and is arbitrary for many users in his ideas, at times, of literary sources. On individual verses, the work is frequently a rich contribution on word meaning, text, basic exegesis, customs, etc. and one can learn or review much.

Discovering Psalms by Allen, Ronald B

When song is new : understanding the Kingdom in the Psalms by Allen, Ronald Barclay

And I will praise Him : a guide to personal worship in the Psalms by Allen, Ronald Barclay

James Rosscup - This work, a pb devotional in a popular vein by a Dallas Theological Seminary OT professor, has two sections. The first addresses such topics as what a psalm is, poetry, praise, and how the psalms came to us. The second section surveys praise (Pss. 13, 19, 138, 142, 65, 146). One of two other chapters tells of Allen and his family coming to know God better through the Psalms and via the trial of their daughter’s lymphoblastic leukemia. The testimony is provocative.

Praise! A matter of life and breath by Allen, Ronald Barclay

Cyril Barber - Dissatisfaction with contemporary styles of worship has caused the author of this excellent volume to go to the Bible to find suitable guidelines by which to glorify God. His study of the book of Psalms has yielded some important truths. He boldly breaks out of the mold of commonly held forms of worship and charts a course that is both innovative and exciting. No one can seriously interact with what Allen has presented without being profoundly moved. Highly recommended.

Psalms (Psalms 1-72) (Teach the Text Series) by Bullock, C. Hassell

Encountering the book of Psalms : a literary and theological introduction by Bullock, C. Hassell

James Rosscup - One finds a 266-pp. mini-encyclopedia by an evangelical on many topics about the Psalms, such as names, place in the canon, David’s role, titles, musical instruments, parallelism, Messianism, divisions, and others. Sections also discuss various facets about praise, lament, trust, kingship, wisdom, Torah, imprecations, etc. The Select Bibliography on 33 topics lists, for example, four writings that offer help on imprecations. Teachers, pastors, students and Christians in general will find well-organized orientational assists in this “gold mine.”

The perfect shepherd : studies in the twenty-third Psalm by Davis, John James

Cyril Barber - A beautifully written, in-depth treatment of this choice psalm. Recommended

James Rosscup - Superb treatment and good example of caring, responsible evangelical scholarship. Davis analyzes the Hebrew text, and draws on his own experiences with shepherds in the area of Palestine, and applies the text practically to the modern reader.—Dan Phillips. Davis is well-known for several works, for example his Paradise to Prison, Moses and the Gods of Egypt, and Biblical Numerology, all very helpful. He teaches in the Old Testament at Grace College, Winona Lake, IN. On Psalm 23, cf. under Keller.

The book of Psalms : based on the Revised Standard Version (Psalms 1-72) by Anderson, A. A.

James Rosscup - An exegetical treatment which often is helpful, by a liberal. It is one of the better recent liberal works from the standpoint of detailed commentary.

The book of Psalms (Psalm 73-150) by Anderson, A. A.

Psalms : songs of devotion (Psalm 51-100) by Alden, Robert 

Cyril Barber - This has some good comments as a conservative work but artificially assigns the psalms to three categories of Christian living, Songs of Devotion (1–50), Dedication (51–100) and Discipleship (101–150). Comments tend to be extremely brief to serve quick reading laypeople.

Favorite Psalms : selected and expounded by Stott, John R. W

Cyril Barber - Brief, devotional messages. Beautifully illustrated.

James Rosscup - Here is a brief but excellent exposition of several key psalms by one who has come to be known for his stimulating articulations of favorite Bible passages. The Moody edition of 127 pages has many color pictures to illustrate psalms. Stott deals lucidly with Psalms 1, 8, 15, 16, 19, 22–24, 27, 29, 32, 34, 40, 42–43, 46, 51, 67, 73, 84, 90–91, 95, 98, 100, 103, 104, 121–123, 125, 127, 130–31, 133, 139, 145 and 150.

Dancing with broken bones : blessed are the broken in spirit, for God can make them whole by Swartz, David

Cyril Barber - This contemporary exposition of Psalm 51 draws on a variety of sources in order to apply the biblical text to life. A relevant treatment.

Trusting thy word by Draper, James T

Cyril Barber - A handy, homiletic study of Psalm 119. Rich in devotional application

Encountering the book of Psalms : a literary and theological introduction by Bullock, C. Hassell

The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament - Leon Wood - 164 pages (1978). See user reviews. 

Glory at the right hand: Psalm 110 in early Christianity by Hay, David M.

James Rosscup - This grew out of a Yale doctoral dissertation (1965). It provides a survey of how Psalm 110 was interpreted by ancient Jews and early Christians up to the 4th century, also a discussion of Christian references to the psalm. For in-depth study of 110, this is quite enlightening and helpful.

A commentary on the Psalms : two volumes in one by Dickson, David

Cyril Barber - 2 vols. Minneapolis: Klock & Klock Christian Publishers, 1980. First published in 1655, these devout studies of Israel's ancient hymnic literature exhibit a vibrancy of faith and a care in exposition that is refreshing

James Rosscup - Though this is a very old work, reprinted, it is heavily laden with richness that edifies in explaining the text and making truth clear. It is well worth the time, even if dated in parts.

Study Bibles, etc, Note: The first 3 resources have no time restriction and allow copy and paste function: 

(1) KJV Bible Commentary - Hindson, Edward E; Kroll, Woodrow Michael. Over 3100 pages covering the entire OT/NT. Well done conservative commentary that interprets Scripture from a literal perspective. Pre-millennial.  User reviews - it generally gets 4/5 stars from users. - 372 ratings

Very well done conservative commentary that interprets Scripture from a literal perspective   user reviews 

The King James Version Bible Commentary is a complete verse-by-verse commentary. It is comprehensive in scope, reliable in scholarship, and easy to use. Its authors are leading evangelical theologians who provide practical truths and biblical principles. Any Bible student will gain new insights through this one-volume commentary based on the timeless King James Version of the Bible.

(2) The King James Study Bible Second Edition 2240 pages (2013) (Thomas Nelson) General Editor - Edward Hindson with multiple contributing editors. . 3,194 ratings. Pre-millennial. See introduction on How to Use this Study Bible.

(3) NKJV Study Bible: New King James Version Study Bible (formerly "The Nelson Study Bible - NKJV") by Earl D Radmacher; Ronald Barclay Allen; Wayne H House. 2345 pages. (1997, 2007). Very helpful notes. Conservative. Pre-millennial.  917 ratings

Wycliffe Bible Commentary - Charles Pfeiffer - 1560 pages (1962). This book is less detailed than the KJV Bible Commentary. 214 ratings

The David Jeremiah Study Bible - (2013) 2208 pages. 2,272 ratings Logos.com - "Drawing on more than 40 years of study, Dr. David Jeremiah has compiled a legacy resource that will make an eternal impact on generations to come. 8,000 study notes. Hundreds of enriching word studies"50+ Essentials of the Christian Faith" articles."

The MacArthur Study Bible : new King James version - John MacArthur

The Experiencing God Study Bible : the Bible for knowing and doing the will of God - Blackaby, Henry (1996) 1968 pages - CHECK THIS ONE! Each chapter begins with several questions under the title "PREPARE TO MEET GOD." Then you will interesting symbols before many of the passages. The chapter ends with a "DID YOU NOTICE?" question. This might make a "dry chapter" jump off the page! Read some of the 48 ratings

Life Application Study Bible : New Living Translation. Has some very helpful notes. 4,445 ratings

New Bible Commentary - J A Motyer authored Psalms. (1994) See user reviews

The NIV Study Bible by Barker, Kenneth L; Burdick, Donald W (1995) 2250 pages. Note this is the first edition. This resource has been fully revised in 2020. 

NIV Archaeological Study Bible (2005) 2360 pages 950 ratings

Ryrie Study Bible Expanded Edition (1994) 2232 pages Conservative.  216 ratings

New Bible Commentary - G. Michael Butterworth authored Hosea. (1994) See user reviews

ESV study Bible - Excellent resource but not always literal in eschatology and the nation of Israel 6,004 ratings

Evangelical Commentary on the Bible - editor Walter Elwell (1989) 1239 pages. User reviews. 

 

Daily Devotional Bible Commentary - Volume 2 - Psalms-Malachi - Editor =  Arthur E. Cundall. H. L. Ellison authored the Psalms

Logos.com - The principal aim of the four-volume Daily Bible Commentary is to stimulate personal Bible study. Here you will find every major passage in the Bible expounded and explained with devotional warmth, sound exegesis, and relevance to daily life. The four volumes provide a complete biblical commentary consisting of daily readings over a five-year period. Of course, the volumes may also be used as a running commentary on selected biblical texts. Conveniently distributed throughout the volumes are sections of thought-provoking questions for further study, offering stimuli for the individual reader as well as material for group discussion. The inclusion of introductory articles, maps diagrams, charts, and photographs will add to the value of these volumes as an aid to a systematic study of God’s Word. The authors are all of conservative, evangelical scholarship and are widely respected in their field.

Zondervan illustrated Bible backgrounds commentary - New Testament - 552 pages. (2002) See user reviews.

Survey of the Bible : introductory insights, background studies, book-by- book survey by Unger, Merrill Frederick

PSALMS VERSE BY VERSE TOOLS
Simultaneously Search
Multiple Older Commentaries and Sermons

Below are two tools that you might find useful in your study of the Psalms, the first focusing on commentaries and the second on sermons.

(1) Multiple Commentaries on a Specific Verse from Studylight.org

• Instructions: CLICK HERE - Look in the Address Bar for studylight.org/commentary/psalms/1-1.html. Type in the Psalm number and verse you are studying. For example, if you are studying Psalm 23:6, type 23-6 in the address bar in place of 1-1 so that the address reads www.studylight.org/commentary/psalms/23-6.html. Now click ENTER to retrieve resources that have specific comments on verse 6 of Psalm 23.
• While most of these commentaries are older, it does not retrieve Spurgeon's magnum opus The Treasury of David. However Spurgeon's work can be accessed by going to the box labeled " Other Authors " and selecting "Chapter Specific." Scroll down to Treasury of David or select from over 25 other resources (Note: Guzik's commentary is no longer on Studylight but can be found below)

(2) Multiple Sermons on a Specific Verse from Biblehub.com

• Instructions: Click SERMONS BY VERSE  which will bring up a table of sermons on Psalm 1:1 (see example below). Notice at the very top of the page there is a dropdown menu which has a list of all 66 books (in this case the name of the book is Psalm) and in the second queue has the specific chapter (in this case 1:1). To go to the sermons on the next verse you can click the forward or backward arrow as shown in the example below

◄ Psalm 1:1 ►

• Below is a list of sermons on Psalm 1:1 to give you a sample of what you can retrieve using this Biblehub.com tool. So if you are studying Psalm 23:6 simply go to the very top of the page and in the dropdown select Psalm and then 23:6 to retrieve links to 50 sermons on Psalm 23:6

Blessedness and Praise	Alexander Maclaren	Psalm 1:1
True Blessedness	C. Short	Psalm 1:1-3
A Certain Prescription for Happiness	L. A. Banks, D. D.	Psalm 1:1-6
A Contrast	C. Short	Psalm 1:1-6
A Happy Retrospect	Quiver.	Psalm 1:1-6
Association with Sinners	J. Logan.	Psalm 1:1-6
Avoiding Evil Doers	E. N. Packard.	Psalm 1:1-6
Blessedness	W. Forsyth	Psalm 1:1-6
Character	W. Forsyth	Psalm 1:1-6
Companions	Arthur Mursell.	Psalm 1:1-6
Counsels to the Young	J. Witherspoon, D. D.	Psalm 1:1-6
Getting Used to an Ungodly Atmosphere		Psalm 1:1-6
Greatness, Happiness, Prosperity	W. Forsyth	Psalm 1:1-6
Stages in Sin	Sir Richard Baker.	Psalm 1:1-6
The 1St Psalm, Introductory	J. J. Stewart Perowne, B. D.	Psalm 1:1-6
The Blessed Man	W. Jay.	Psalm 1:1-6
The Blessed Man	Joseph Parker, D. D.	Psalm 1:1-6
The Blessed Man's Likeness	Joseph Parker, D. D.	Psalm 1:1-6
The Blessedness of the True	W. Forsyth	Psalm 1:1-6
The Character of the Pious and Profane	Expository Outlines	Psalm 1:1-6
The Counsel of Ungodly Men	Sir Richard Baker.	Psalm 1:1-6
The Fear of Ridicule	Quiver.	Psalm 1:1-6
The Felicity of the Godly Man, and Infelicity of the Wick	Thomas Wilcocks.	Psalm 1:1-6
The Godly Man Happy	Sir Richard Baker.	Psalm 1:1-6
The Happy Man	D. J. Burrell, D. D.	Psalm 1:1-6
The Happy Man	W. Forsyth	Psalm 1:1-6
The Refusals of Godliness	Sir Richard Baker.	Psalm 1:1-6
The Title: the Book of Psalms: the Psalms - Their Variety and Value	C. Clemance	Psalm 1:1-6
The Triads of Transgression	Homiletic Review	Psalm 1:1-6
The True Christian	J. O. Keen, D. D.	Psalm 1:1-6
The Way of Sin Dangerous	Sir Richard Baker.	Psalm 1:1-6
The Way of the Righteous	Monday Club Sermons	Psalm 1:1-6
Things Marred by Ungodliness	Sir Richard Baker.	Psalm 1:1-6
True and False Friendship	R. Venting.	Psalm 1:1-6

ALBERT BARNES
Notes on Psalms

Comments generally verse by verse and will be retrieved in the "Psalms Verse by Verse Tool"

Spurgeon: "Thoroughly good. Using these notes constantly, we more and more struck with their value. For the general run of preachers this is probably the best commentary extant."

JOSEPH A ALEXANDER
Psalms Commentary
(1864)

Spurgeon had high praise for Alexander's work writing that it "Occupies a first place among expositions. It is a clear and judicious explanation of the text, and cannot be dispensed with. (Spurgeon, C. H. Lectures to my Students: Commenting and Commentaries)

Rosscup adds: This is one of the more thorough older exegetical works on the Hebrew text. It represents a re-working of the famous commentary on Psalms by E. Hengstenberg. (Commentaries for Biblical Expositors: An Annotated Bibliography of Selected Works)

David Malick - "This is a good commentary. He uses some Hebrew words but do not let that turn you away. You usually can figure out which word his is discussing from the rest of the sentence." (Selected Bibliography on the Book of Psalms)

See other formats - Pdf, Web = Htm

WILLIAM BARRICK
Commentary Notes
Psalms

Professor of Old Testament & Director of ThD Studies at Master's Seminary. Comment - If you are preaching or teaching the Psalms be sure to check Dr Barrick's resource as he has brief well done comments, a suggested hymn to sing with the Psalm, suggested prayers from the Psalm and application of the Psalm. 

Audio available on some but not all Psalms

• Click for Audio Books 1-2
• Click for Audio Books 3-4
• Click for Audio Book 5

BRIAN BELL
Sermon Notes on
Book of Psalms

Frequent illustrations useful if you are teaching or preaching Psalms. 

The Biblical Illustrator
Book of Psalms

Comments generally verse by verse. These notes are also retrieved by the "Psalms Verse by Verse Tool"

BIBLE.ORG RESOURCES
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CHARLES BRIDGES
EXPOSITION OF PSALM 119

Rosscup: This is a classic of detail on the psalm, with much rich, solid and provocative discussion that deeply feeds the serious heart. It first appeared in 1827 and continues to be published. Bridges (1794–1869) has a way of relating the truth to other parts of Scripture and to the spiritual life that reflects a profound grasp of things. He is wordy, leaving few stones unturned, but there are many veins of gold beneath the stones. The famous interpretation of details in the longest psalm is mingled with suggestions for self-examination, prayer and other stimulating devotional material. An 8-pp. index of subjects at the end is helpful at times in locating a discussion. (Rosscup, J. 2004. Commentaries for Biblical Expositors) 

• Pdf commentary - Note that this pdf from Monergism does not have the hundreds of footnotes, most of which are the verses Bridges quoted or was alluding to. I have incorporated all of his footnotes in my verse by verse commentary on Psalm 119 which includes comments from other sources. If you are interested in Bridges' comments on a specific verse (and the footnotes), you can click the verse list at the top of the page to go to that verse. Then scroll down in the comments on that verse until you get to comments by Bridges. 

ALAN CARR
Expository Sermons
Psalms

STEVEN COLE
Expository Sermons
Psalms

Excellent Resource, Sermons Function Like Commentaries

• Psalms An Overview: God’s Inspired Hymnbook
• Psalm 1: How To Live Happily Ever After
• Psalm 2: Is The World Out Of Control?
• Psalm 3: When Life Falls Apart
• Psalm 5: What to Do When Under Attack
• Psalm 8: God’s Majesty and Ours
• Psalm 13: When God Seems Distant
• Psalm 16: Pleasures Forever
• Psalm 19: God’s Revelation, Our Response
• Psalm 22: The Sufferings And Glory Of Christ
• Psalm 23: Contentment
• Psalm 25: Seeking God in the Hard Times
• Psalm 27: Overcoming Fear
• Psalm 31: The Remedy for Stress
• Psalm 32: The Blessings Of Forgiveness
• Psalm 33: The Key to a Thankful Heart
• Psalm 34: Enjoying God and His Blessings
• Psalm 36: Deceived by Sin or Delighted in God?
• Psalm 37: What To Do When The Bad Guys Win
• Psalm 39: How Transient I Am!
• Psalm 40: When You’re in the Pit
• Psalm 42-43: Dealing With Depression
• Psalm 46: Our Sufficient God
• Psalm 48: The City of the Great King
• Psalm 49: A Psalm for the Recession
• Psalm 50: Ritual or Reality?
• Psalm 57: Singing In The Cave
• Psalm 62: God Only
• Psalm 63: Seeking After God
• Psalm 66: Make His Praise Glorious
• Psalm 67: Why Seek God’s Blessing?
• Psalm 71: Growing Old God’s Way
• Psalm 73a: “God, It’s Not Fair!”
• Psalm 73b: Treasuring God Above All Else
• Psalm 80: Praying for Revival
• Psalm 81: What Might Have Been
• Psalm 84: How Blessed!
• Psalm 86: A Lesson on Prayer
• Psalm 90: Eternal God, Ephemeral Man
• Psalm 92: It is Good to Give Thanks to the Lord
• Psalm 95: Worship—or Else!
• Psalm 96: Worshiping, Witnessing, Waiting
• Psalm 97: The Lord Reigns
• Psalm 99: Holy is He!
• Psalm 100: Bad Press for a Good God
• Psalm 103: Heartfelt Worship
• Psalm 105: Our Response to God’s Sovereign Grace
• Psalm 106: Grace Abounding for All Our Sin
• Psalm 107: How To Get Help From God
• Psalm 110: What Do You Think About Christ?
• Psalm 113: God is Great and He is Gracious
• Psalm 115: Not to Us, but to Your Name Give Glory
• Psalm 118: Thank God for His Salvation
• Psalm 119: The Priority Of God’s Word
• Psalm 127: Blueprint For A Satisfying Home (part 1)
• Psalm 128: Blueprint For A Satisfying Home (part 2)
• Psalm 130: Out of the Depths
• Psalm 136: His Lovingkindness is Everlasting
• Psalm 137: Difficult Words, But True
• Psalm 139: No Escape From God
• Psalm 142: Trapped, Alone!
• Psalm 143: Another Lesson on Prayer
• Psalm 145: God Fanatics
• Psalm 146: Always Praising, Always Trusting, Always Blessed
• Psalm 147: The God of Grace and Greatness
• Psalm 148: Let Heaven and Earth Praise the Lord!
• Psalm 150: The Priority Of Praise

THOMAS CONSTABLE
Expository Notes 
Book of Psalms

300 page commentary - Helpful for studying, teaching and preaching the Psalms
See also notes on Psalms in the Reformation Study Bible

OSWALD CHAMBERS
MY UTMOST FOR HIS HIGHEST
PSALMS

• Psalm 25:12: Are You Obsessed by Something?
• Psalm 25:14: The Secret of the Lord
• Psalm 37:5: Don’t Plan Without God
• Psalm 37:8: One of God’s Great “Don’ts”
• Psalm 46:10: The Discipline of Spiritual Perseverance
• Psalm 55:22: What To Do When Your Burden Is Overwhelming
• Psalm 87:7: And Every Virtue We Possess”
• Psalm 97:2: Clouds and Darkness
• Psalm 123:2: Direction of Focus
• Psalm 123:3: The Distraction of Contempt

DAVID COOPER
Israel's Hymnal
Exposition of Selected Psalms

Psalms of Ascent (Psalms 120 thru 134):

W A CRISWELL
SERMONS
PSALMS

• Psalm 9:12 Stooping to Conquer - 1963
• Psalm 9:12 Stooping to Conquer - 1968
• Psalm 9:17 The Spiritual Foundations of America
• Psalm 9:17: Moving America Toward the Master
• Psalm 11:3 Centennial Sanctuary Sermon: The Bible
• Psalm 14:1 What the Fool Says in His Heart
• Psalm 14:1 The Atheist and the Reality of God
• Psalm 14:1 The Atheist and the Christian
• Psalm 14:1 What Is Wrong With Being an Atheist?
• Psalm 23:3 God's Restoration of the Sinner
• Psalm 33:12 The Hope of America-Revival
• Psalm 33:12 The Saving Of the Nation
• Psalm 33:12 What Matters To America
• Psalm 33:12 This Nation Under God
• Psalm 33:12 This Nation Under God - 1991
• Psalm 33:12 Truett and the Bible
• Psalm 33:12 My Country
• Psalm 34 Christian of the Shining Face - 1963
• Psalm 34:5  Christian of the Shining Face - 1968
• Psalm 42:1-3 Is There a God Who Cares About Me?
• Psalm 48 State of the Church
• Psalm 48 The Eleventh Anniversary
• Psalm 57:7 My Heart Is Fixed on God
• Psalm 68:6 The Father, The Mother, The Child, The Family
• Psalm 68:6 God Setteth the Solitary in Families
• Psalm 68:6 The Blessedness of Home
• Psalm 68:6 God and the Family
• Psalm 72 The Childhood of Solomon
• Psalm 73:16-17 Asaph Changes His Tune
• Psalm 85:1-14 What Does God Speak?
• Psalm 85 The World's Greatest Need: Peace
• Psalm 85:2 Revival
• Psalm 85: Our Friends in Israel: Our Greatest Need
• Psalm 85:6 Wilt Thou Not Revive Us Again?
• Psalm 85:8 The Death Struggle of Arab and Jew
• Psalm 89:1-8 The Seven Mighty Miracles of the Old Testament
• Psalm 90:1-17 These Forty-Seven Years
• Psalm 91:16 A Long and Happy Life
• Psalm 96:1-9 The Life of Praise and Thanksgiving
• Psalm 100:4 In Thanksgiving to God
• Psalm 100:4 With Thanksgiving To God
• Psalm 100:11 In Thanksgiving to God
• Psalm 102:6-7 My Traumatic Perplexities
• Psalm 103:1 Praise the Lord Program
• Psalm 104:24 The Wondrous Works of God
• Psalm 106:13-27 Standing in the Breach
• Psalm 107 With Thanksgiving to God
• Psalm 107:1-22 Thanks Be Unto God
• Psalm 107:22 With Thanksgiving to God
• Psalm 116:15 Peril of Answered Prayer
• Psalm 116:12-17 The Christian Extra
• Psalm 116:12-19 With Thanksgiving to God
• Psalm 116:12-17 With Thanksgiving to God - 1990
• Psalm 116:12-19 With Thanksgiving to God - 1970
• Psalm 119 The Preservation of the Word of God
• Psalm 119:89 The Enduring Word of God
• Psalm 121:4 He That Keepeth Israel
• Psalm 122:1 We Begin Our Twenty-Fifth Year
• Psalm 130:3 Standing In Iniquities
• Psalm 137:1 Mingled Tears of Jew and Gentile
• Psalm 137:5-6 Our Nation Under God
• Psalm 150 Praising God with David

DEFENDER'S STUDY BIBLE
Dr Henry Morris
(1918-2006)

Founder of Creation Science Movement. Conservative notes often with allusions to Creation

Borrow The Defender's Study Bible : King James Version

Notes on Psalms but not every verse, See links to notes in right margin

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DAVID GUZIK
Commentary Notes
Book of Psalms

Excellent resource for teaching and preaching the psalms. E.g., Guzik has 95 pages of notes on Psalm 119!

WILLIAM G. HESLOP
Sermon Seeds on Every Psalm

Succinct, pithy comments. Helpful for preaching or teaching the Psalms

FRANKLIN KIRKSEY
SERMONS
PSALMS

• Psalm 1:1-6 Characters In Contrast
• Psalm 2:1-12 Jesus The Messiah: Do You Love Him or Hate Him?
• Psalm 3:1-8 When The Bottom Falls Out 
• Psalm 4:1-8 When You Can't Sleep 
• Psalm 5:1-12 When You Hurt 
• Psalm 6:1-10 Repentance
• Psalm 7:1-17 Keep Calm and Carry On  
• Psalm 10:1-18 Praising God 
• Psalm 11:1-7 When The Outlook Is Dark  
• Psalm 12:1-8 Solemnly Decrying a Decaying Society 
• Psalm 13:1-6 The Dark Night of the Soul
• Psalm 13:1-6 How Long Till You Ask: How Long? 
• Psalm 14:1-7 Look Who's Looking! 
• Psalm 15:1-5Who Cares About Pleasing God
• Psalm 16:1-11 Salvation: Both Now and Forevermore 
• Psalm 17:1-15 Satisfied At Last! 
• Psalm 18:1-50 Free At Last! 
• Psalm 19:9-11 The Godly Saint and the Gold Standard  
• Psalm 21:1-13 Thanks for the Victories
• Psalm 26:1-12 Integrity or Hypocrisy: That is the Question! 
• Psalm 39:1-13 To Be Right with God is Priceless! 
• Psalm 40:1-17 God's Deliverance
• Psalm 41:1-13 God's Sufficiency for Godly Sufferers 
• Psalm 49:1-20 The Puzzle of Providence
• Psalm 50:21-23 Are You Playing Church
• Psalm 52:8 The Olive Tree 
• Psalm 65:9 The River of God 
• Psalm 81:10b Are You Living Wide Open?
• Psalm 75:1-10 The World Court 
• Psalm 90:12 So Help Me, Our Lord 
• Psalm 91:1-16 The Soldier's Psalm
• Psalm 95:1-11 Thank You Lord 
• Psalm 96 O Worship the King! 
• Psalm 100:1-5 Be Thankful 
• Psalm 106:1-48 In God We Trust 
• Psalm 107:23-32 Perfect Storms Perfect Saints 
• Psalm 109:1-31 Unraveling the Mystery of Prayer 
• Psalm 110:1-7 The Crown of All the Psalm 
• Psalm 111:1-10 The Lord and His People 
• Psalm 112:1-10 The Righteous Ones 
• Psalm 115:1-18 Our God Is Praiseworthy 
• Psalm 121:1-8 The Traveler's Psalm 
• Psalm 121:1-8 Look Up! Look Up! 
• Psalm 123:1-4 Are You Looking up to the Lord? 
• Psalm 123:1-4 Look Up, Don't Give Up! 
• Psalm 129:1-8 Opposition 
• Psalm 133:1-3 Biblical Unity Precedes Revival Blessing 
• Psalm 134:1-3 Divine Insights for Dark Nights 
• Psalm 139 The Sanctity of Human Life 
• Psalm 140:1-13When Evil Strikes 
• Psalm 141:1-10 The Heart Cry of One Harassed by Cruel Hate 
• Psalm 142:1-7 Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen 
• Psalm 144:1-15 The Happy People 
• Psalm 145:1-21 Your God Is Too Small 
• Psalm 146:1-10 Glory Hallelujah for God's Help! 
• Psalm 147:1-20 Praise the Lord! 
• Psalm 148:1-14 A Call to Worship 
• Psalm 149:1-9 A Primer on Worship
• Psalm 150:1-6 A Universal Hymn of Praise 

JOHN MACARTHUR
Expository Sermons
Psalms

ALEXANDER MACLAREN
Expository Sermons
Psalms

These sermons are not the same material as the following entry - his commentary on the Psalms.

ALEXANDER MACLAREN
Commentary in the Expositor's Bible
Book of Psalms|

• Over 1300 pages

Warren W. Wiersbe - If you can locate the six-volume edition of the Expositor’s Bible, buy it immediately! It takes up less space than the original fifty-volume set, and not everything in the original set is worth owning. Samuel H. Kellogg on Leviticus is a classic; so is Alexander Maclaren on the Psalms and on Colossians. (A Basic Library for Bible Students)

Cyril J. Barber - A masterful treatment. Defends the Messianic content of the Psalms, builds upon a detailed grammatical analysis of he text, provides valuable and informative historical material that supports the composition of many of these Psalms and abounds in practical comments. Until they are replaced by a better work, these volumes by England prince of expository preachers will remain the best treatment for the expositor. Recommended (The Minister’s Library)

MISCELLANEOUS RESOURCES
BOOK OF PSALMS

BEST COMMENTARIES

• Top 5 Commentaries on the Book of Psalms by Keith Mathison
• Best Commentaries on Psalms - Tim Challies
• Best Commentary on Psalms

David Malick comments on Allen P Ross' work on “Psalms” In The Bible Knowledge Commentary: "This commentary is a must to purchase some day, not only for Psalms, but to have a good, evangelical, one-volume commentary on all of the Old Testament. Ross is especially helpful in his introduction to the book and his synthetic discussion of each Psalm. He deals with their message as well as many of the significant figures of speech. This work, with Ross’ commentary on “Genesis” is well worth the price of the book alone." (Selected Bibliography on the Book of Psalms)

CYRIL BARBER - recommendations from his excellent works "The Minister's Library" (Volumes 2 & Volume 3)

Barber suggests books the pastor or teacher should consider adding to their library.  Merrill Unger writes that "Those who desire to know what the Word of God says and have the call of God upon their lives to expound it will find "The Minister's Library" indispensable. The suggestions below are from volume 2 (1987) and volume 3 (2009)

• Allen, Ronald Barclay. Lord of Song: The Messiah Revealed in the Psalms. Portland, Oreg.: Multnomah Press, 1985. Grounded in biblical theology and with solid scholarly support, this book champions the cause of worship and warmly and personally urges readers to restudy the Psalms in order to learn the truth of an overflowing heart. Allen also excites our minds to wonderment at how the Psalms anticipate the life of the Messiah and prefigure His earthly ministry. The climax comes as Allen delves into personal experience and calls on us to respond to the Lord of song with our own form of praise.
• *_______, Praise! A Matter of Life and Breath. Nashville: Thomas Nelson Publishers, 1980. Dissatisfaction with contemporary styles of worship has caused the author of this excellent volume to go to the Bible to find suitable guidelines by which to glorify God. His study of the book of Psalms has yielded some important truths. He boldly breaks out of the mold of commonly held forms of worship and charts a course that is both innovative and exciting. No one can seriously interact with what Allen has presented without being profoundly moved. Highly recommended.
• Anderson, Bernard W. Out of the Depths: The Psalms Speak for Us Today. Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1974. †Grounded in form-criticism and an existential theology. May nevertheless be read with profit by the discerning reader.
• Broyles, Craig C. The Conflict of Faith and Experience in the Psalms: A Form-Critical and Theological Study. Sheffield, England: Journal for the Study of the Old Testament Press, 1989. Represents the substance of the author's doctoral thesis. The research is most thorough and the results enhance one's understanding of select psalms. Of interest are the motifs Broyles has discerned in Israel's hymnic literature. This is an enlightening work that readers will come to appreciate.
• Bruggemann, Walter. Israel's Praise: Doxology Against Idolatry and Ideology. Philadelphia: Fortress Press, 1988. Seeks to awaken scholars to the need to build upon Gunkel's Gattungen while also adhering to Mowinckel's cultic approach to Israel's hymnic literature. Weighted down with these two approaches, Bruggemann still tries to make his work relevant to pastors. His emphasis upon the social reality of the Hebrews is valuable. Readers will find that this study contains some valuable insights, but what has been written will need to be read with discernment.
• Crenshaw, James L. The Psalms: An Introduction. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2001. This is not a commentary per se but rather an approach to the Psalter that enhances one’s understanding of Israel’s hymnic literature. The author deals with different kinds of psalms (e.g., as aids in prayer) and provides an excursus on wisdom psalms. This is followed by four specific readings illustrated by the author’s discussion of Psalms 73, 115, 71 and 24. A notable weakness is his discussion of the imprecatory psalms.
• Clarke, Arthur G. Analytical Studies in the Psalms. Grand Rapids: Kregel Publications, 1979. Written during his imprisonment by the Japanese in North China during World War I, these brief analyses of each psalm breathe the confidence of one whose reliance (regardless of his outward circumstances) was established on the unchanging character of God. The personal element and spiritual triumph contained in these pages will provide many expository preachers with the raw material for sermons on this portion of God's Word.
• *Cox, Samuel. The Pilgrim Psalms. Minneapolis: Klock & Klock Christian Publishers, 1983. In these chapters Cox focuses attention on the oft neglected psalms of ascent (Psalms 120- 134) and in a series of well reasoned, clear, and relevant messages draws from each portion of Scripture pertinent truths that are then applied in practical ways. James Moffatt paid high tribute to Cox when he wrote, "Dr. Cox was too honest an expositor to intrude his views into his interpretation of Scripture. He was as scrupulous as Calvin himself on this point:'The reprinting of this fine work is welcomed.
• Davidson, Robert. The Vitality of Worship: A Commentary on the Book of Psalms. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans/Edinburgh: Handsel, 1998. “This commentary bridges the unfortunate gap between scholarship and [a] devotional use of the psalms. Exegetical problems are squarely faced, and then readers are led to a point where the text can address their own lives.”—Leslie C. Allen.
• *Davis, John James. The Perfect Shepherd: Studies in the Twenty-Third Psalm. Winona Lake, Ind.: Brethren Missionary Herald Books, 1979. A beautifully written, in-depth treatment of this choice psalm. Recommended.
• Dickson, David. A Commentary on the Psalms. 2 vols. Minneapolis: Klock & Klock Christian Publishers, 1980. First published in 1655, these devout studies of Israel's ancient hymnic literature exhibit a vibrancy of faith and a care in exposition that is refreshing.
• Draper, James T., Jr. Trusting Thy Word. Nashville: Broadman Press, 1989. A handy, homiletic study of Psalm 119. Rich in devotional application.
• Kidner, Derek. Psalms 1-72. Tyndale Old Testament Commentaries. Downers Grove, Ill.: InterVarsity Press, 1973. This small volume condenses the fruit of scholarly inquiry of the past sixty years and presents in layman's language an analysis of the different kinds of hymnic literature and the setting of the worship ritual of the ancient Israelites.
• Kirkpatrick, Alexander Francis. The Book of Psalms. Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1982. First published in 1902, this work was part of the Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges series. It is a substantive volume that retains its value, even though modern philology has contributed much to our knowledge of ancient hymnic literature.
• Knight, George Angus Fulton. Psalms. 2 vols. Daily Study Bible. Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1983. †Writes to re-create interest in the Psalms. Succeeds in making their message relevant to people's needs but does little to really build them up in the faith. The translation is helpful, but the comments on the text are too brief to be of lasting worth.
• Kraus, H. J. Theology of the Psalms. Translated by K. Crim. Minneapolis: Augsburg Publishing House, 1986. First published in German in 1979. Kraus is a leading advocate of the mythological element in Israel's hymnic literature. He also discusses the "theology" of the psalms. While scholarly and well-researched, Kraus discards the traditional categories of theology and uses a deductive procedure based upon his reconstruction of the supposed Deuteronomic history. Readers of his Worship in Israel will appreciate this companion study. The use of the three supposed elements in Israel's cultic tradition--which Kraus made famous--negates special revelation, however, and leaves his followers at the mercy of his own subjectivity.
• Kraus, Hans-Joachim. Psalms 60--150: A Commentary. Translated by H. A. Oswald. Minneapolis: Augsburg Publishing House, 1989. This volume completes Kraus' trilogy on the psalms: Theology of the Psalms (1986), Psalms 1--59 (1988), and the present volume. The treatment of the MT contains some profound insights; the citation of relevant literature saves readers time in research through a plethora of materials, and the theological dimensions of each discussion are clear and stimulating. .
• Lockyer, Herbert, Sr. Psalms: A Devotional Commentary. Grand Rapids: Kregel Publications, 1992. This commentary extends over 790 pages. The introduction is very brief; the exposition of each psalm is succinct with illustrative quotations well-chosen and apropos.
• Longman, Tremper, III. How to Read the Psalms. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 1988. Ably introduces the Psalms so that users of this handbook will derive maximum benefit from the devotional reading of this portion of God's Word.
• *Maclaren, Alexander. The Psalms. 3 vols. Minneapolis: Klock & Klock Christian Publishers, 1980. A masterful treatment. Defends the Messianic content of the Psalms, builds upon a detailed grammatical analysis of he text, provides valuable and informative historical material that supports the composition of many of these Psalms and abounds in practical comments. Until they are replaced by a better work, these volumes by England prince of expository preachers will remain the best treatment for the expositor. Recommended. (Click here)
• Parry, Arthur E. Finding God in the Psalms: His Holiness, His Provision, His Response. Baltimore, MD: Publish America, 2002. Brief devotional messages that highlight the subtitle
• Perowne, John James Stewart. The Book of Psalms. 2 vols. Grand Rapids: Zondervan Publishing House, 1976. Reprinted from the 1878 edition, these conservative studies retain much of their value, even though they need to be supplemented by more up-to-date treatments.
• Perowne, John James Stewart. Commentary on the Psalms. Grand Rapids: Kregel Publications, 1989. Walter C. Kaiser, Jr., writes "[Of all Perowne's works] it was his two volumes on the Psalms that had the greatest impact on his day and ours. His comments on each of the Psalms are always filled with a judicious balance between an appropriate overview of the message of the whole psalm and a careful selection of the necessary background of technical and critical details. Especially noteworthy is his long discussion of the theology of the Psalms in his elaborate introduction. While he takes up such theological topics as the spiritual appreciation of the ceremonial aspects of the Law, assertions of innocency and uprightness by the psalmist, imprecations or cursings in the Psalms, and the hope for a future life in the Psalms, his longest and best discussion is reserved for the important issue of the interpretation of the messianic hope in the Psalms." Highly recommended. (Click here) (Taken from TML - Volume 3)
• Phillips, John. Exploring the Psalms. Vol. One: 1-41. Neptune, N .J.: Loizeaux Brothers, 1985. These studies are well outlined and provide seed thoughts on each verse or paragraph. Preachers will find this volume ideal for use as a preliminary resource for a series of messages.
• Phillips, John. Sermon Outlines on the Psalms: Alliterated Outlines for All 150 Psalms. Neptune, NJ: Loizeaux Brothers, 1988. A prolific author and respected Bible expositor, Phillips has made available homiletic outlines on each portion of Israel’s hymnic literature. These will be of value to harried preachers in need of “pegs” on which to base their own research.
• Power, Philip Bennett. The I Wills" of the Psalms. Carlisle, Pa.: Banner of Truth Trust, 1985. First published in 1858, this unique boot. ably fulfills the title and, in doing so, provides believers with a delightful devotional treatise and preachers with a seedbed of useful sermon topics.
• Sabourin, Leopold. The Psalms: Their Origin and Meaning. New York: Alba House, 1974. A revision in one volume of the author's 1969 introduction to hymnic literature. Sacramental.
• Scroggie, William Graham. A Guide to the Psalms: Four Volumes in One. Grand Rapids: Kregel Publications, 1995. Ably introduces ancient Israel’s hymnic literature. Follows Thirtle’s view in assigning superscriptions to the end of the preceding psalm. Though the exposition is brief, Scroggie provides something good on every chapter. This work is ideal for lay people who want a devotional study of this
• Spurgeon, Charles Haddon. Psalms. 2 Vols. Crossway Classic Commentaries. Edited by A. E. McGrath and J. I. Packer. Wheaton, IL: Crossway Books, 1993. An abridgement of Spurgeon’s 6 volume set. Recommended for lay reading.
• Stott, John Robert Walmsey. Favorite Psalms, Selected and Expounded by John Stott. Chicago: Moody Press, 1988. Brief, devotional messages. Beautifully illustrated.
• Swartz, David. Dancing With Broken Bones: Blessed Are the Broken in Spirit for God Can Make Them Whole. Colorado Springs, CO: NavPress, 1987. This contemporary exposition of Psalm 51 draws on a variety of sources in order to apply the biblical text to life. A relevant treatment.
• Sweeting, George. Psalms of the Heart. Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1988. Brief, devotional messages on 15 psalms. Applies the teaching of each psalm to the life of the believer.
• Westermann, Claus. Praise and Lament in the Psalms. Translated by K. R. Crim and R. N. Soulen. Atlanta: John Knox Press, 1981. †Praise and lament are two major approaches to God. This work assesses both, and the result is a new understanding of the book of Psalms. Westermann's handling of these aspects of Israel's hymnic literature is helpful and insightful. Future treatments will show their indebtedness to this important volume.
• _______, The Psalms: Structure, Content and Message. Translated by R. D. Gehrke. Minneapolis: Augsburg Publishing House, 1980. †Discusses different types of hymnic literature and seeks to relate the message of the Psalms to life today.
• Westermann, Claus. The Living Psalms. Trans. by J. R. Porter. Grand Rapids: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1989. For centuries the OT psalms have stood as a treasured possession of human literary and religious culture. In his book Westermann provides a new and most valuable introduction to the Book of Psalms. He revitalizes the reader's understanding and appreciation by clearly drawing out the meaning of the psalms while demonstrating their abiding religious significance and their relevance to present-day concerns. After a short introduction to Israel's hymnic literature, there follows a discussion of approximately 50 psalms under eleven headings. The book concludes with three examples of how the psalms are connected to the work of Christ.
• White, Reginald Ernest Oscar. A Christian Handbook to the Psalms. Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1984. †Explains Israel's hymnic literature for today's laypeople. Every chapter gives evidence of a scholar's care. Draws on modern approaches to the literary genre of the times.

COLLEGE PRESS - almost 1000 pages of comments (1970) - Joseph Rotherdam, Living Version paraphrase by Kenneth Taylor

• Psalms 1-72 - 476 pages 
• Psalms 73-150 - 450 pages

KAY DAIGLE

• An Anchor for the Soul Selected Studies in the Prophets and the Psalms for Wise Women Bible - Intro with 7 lessons

FRANZ DELITZSCH - Messianic prophecies in Psalms

• Messianic Prophecies ( Edinburgh : T. & T. Clark, 1880) [124 pages]

DICTIONARY ARTICLES

• Psalms, Theology of - Baker's Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology

• American Tract Society Psalms, the Book of
• Bridgeway Bible Dictionary Psalms, book of
• Fausset Bible Dictionary Psalms, the Book of  Psalms
• Holman Bible Dictionary Psalms, Book of   Psalms of Solomon   Imprecation, Imprecatory Psalms
• Morrish Bible Dictionary Psalms, Book of  Psalms
• Smith Bible Dictionary Psalms, Book of,
• International Standard Bible Encyclopedia Psalms, Book of
• McClintock and Strong's Bible Encyclopedia Psalms, Book Of,
• The Nuttall Encyclopedia Psalms, the Book of
• American Church Dictionary Proper psalms  Penitential psalms
• Easton's Bible Dictionary Psalms
• Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible Psalms of Solomon  Psalms
• Hastings' Dictionary of the NT  Psalms  Psalms (2)  Psalms of Solomon
• Hawker's Poor Man's Dictionary Psalms
• Watson's Theological Dictionary Psalms
• 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica Book of Psalms
• Kitto Biblical Cyclopedia Degrees psalms of  Psalms book of
• McClintock and Strong's Bible Encyclopedia Psalms, Book of,  Alleluiatic Psalms  Special Psalms  Selections of Psalms Abecedarian Hymns or Psalms Metrical Psalms And Hymns  Penitential Psalms  Proper Psalms
• The Nuttall Encyclopedia Penitential Psalms

JAMES H. FRAZIER

• The Authenticity of the Psalm Titles," Grace Theological Seminary, 1984.- over 90 pages

JAMES M GRAY

• Psalms - from Synthetic Bible Studies of the Books of the Old Testament - brief analysis of a few psalms

ALLAN M HARMON

• Aspects of Paul's Use of the Psalms (23 page article)

GORDON.EDU - organized by TED HILDEBRANDT - extensive list of Psalms resources

• Psalms Bibliography (330 pages!)
• Psalms Resources - Various - many articles and resources - be sure to check this compilation. Several are listed below

• Psalm 15 - Maloney, Les. "A Portrait of the Righteous Person," Restoration Quarterly   45.3 (2003) 151-164. 
• Psalm 22 - Gren, Conrad R. "Piercing the Ambiguities of Psalm 22:16 and the Messiah's Mission," Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 48.2 (2005) 283-99. 
• Psalm 22 - Heineman, Mark H. “An Exposition of Psalm 22,” Bibliotheca Sacra 147 (July 1990) 286-308. 
• Psalm 22- Patterson, Richard D "Psalm 22: From Trial to Triumph," Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 47.2 (2004) 213-33. 
• Psalm 22, Psalm 41 (et al) Derek Tidball - Songs of the Crucified One: The Psalms and the Crucifixion SBJT V11 N2.4
• Psalm 32, 51 - Barentsen, Jack. “Restoration and Its Blessings: A Theological Analysis of Psalm 51 and 32,” Grace Theological Journal 5.2 (1984) 247-269. 
• Psalm 45 - Patterson, Richard D. “A Multiplex Approach to Psalm 45,” Grace Theological   Journal 6.1 (1985) 29-48. 
• Psalm 47- Perdue, Leo G. "'Yahweh Is King over All the Earth': An Exegesis of Psalm 47," Restoration Quarterly 17.2 (1974) 85-98. 
• Psalm 49 - Estes, Daniel J. “Poetic Artistry in the Expression of Fear in Psalm 49,” Bibliotheca Sacra 161 (Jan.-Mar. 2004) 55-71.
• Psalm 51 - Harrison, Everett F. “A Study of Psalm 51,” Bibliotheca Sacra 92 (1935) 26-38
• Barentsen, Jack. “Restoration and Its Blessings: A Theological Analysis of Psalm 51 and 32,” Grace Theological Journal 5.2 (1984) 247-269
• Psalm 62 - Bland, Dave. "Exegesis of Psalm 62," Restoration Quarterly 23.2 (1980) 82-95.
• Psalm 67 - Bosma, C. J. and Eep Talstra. "Psalm 67: Blessing, Harvest and History: A Proposal for Exegetical Methodology," Calvin Theological Journal 36 (2001) 290-313. 
• Psalm 68 Smith, Gary. "Paul's Use of Psalm 68:18 in Ephesians 4:8," Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society  18.3 (1975) 181-89
• Psalm 73- Smith, Terry L. "A Crisis in Faith: An Exegesis of Psalm 73," Restoration Quarterly 17.3 (1974) 162-184.
• Psalm 77- Graham, Pat. "Psalm 77: A Study in Faith and History," Restoration Quaterly 18.3 (1975) 151-158. 
• Psalm 72, 89 - Grisanti, Michael A. " The Davidic Covenant,” The Master's Seminary  Journal 10.2 (1999) 233-250.
• Psalm 87 - Allen, Ronald B. “Psalm 87: A Song Rarely Sung,” Bibliotheca Sacra  153 (April-June 1996) 131-140. 
• Psalm 91 - Knight, Leonard C. "I Will Show Him My Salvation: The Experience of  Anxiety in the Meaning of Psalm 91," Restoration Quarterly 43.4 (2001) 280-292.
• Psalm 95 Enns, Peter E. "Creation and Re-Creation: Psalm 95 and its Interpretation  in Hebrews 3:1-4:13," Westminster Theological Journal 55 (1993)  255-80
• Psalm 98 - Longman, Tremper. "Psalm 98: A Divine Warrior Victory Song," Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 27.3 (1984) 267-74.
• Psalm 105 - Hildebrandt, Ted. "Psalm 105: A Davidless/Zionless Song of Our Father Abraham" 
• Psalm 104 - Barker, David G “The Waters of the Earth: An Exegetical Study of Psalm 104:1-9,” Grace Theological Journal 7.1 (1986) 57-80. 
• Psalm 109 - Ward, Martin J. "Psalm 109: David's Poem of Vengeance," Andrews University Seminary Studies 18.2 (1980) 163-168
• Psalm 110 - Bateman, Herbert W. “Psalm 110:1 and the New Testmaent,” Bibliotheca Sacra 149 (Oct. 1992) 438-53. 
• Psalm 110 - Davis, Barry C. “Is Psalm 110 A Messianic Psalm?” Bibliotheca Sacra  157 (April-June 2000) 160-73.  
• Psalm 113 - Zemek, George, J. "Grandeur and Grace: God's Transcendence and Immanence in Psalm 113," The Master's Seminary Journal 1.2 (1990) 129-137. 
• Psalm 121 - Barker, David G. “'The Lord Watches Over You': A Pilgrimage Reading of Psalm 121,” Bibliotheca Sacra 152 (April-June 1995) 163-181. 
• Dating of Psalms - Feinberg, Charles L. “The Date of the Psalms,” Bibliotheca Sacra 104 (Oct. 1947) 426-40. 
• Selah -Briggs, Charles A. “An Inductive Study of Selah” JBL (1897) 132-43.
• Imprecatory - Laney, J. Carl. “A Fresh Look at the Imprecatory Psalms,” Bibliotheca Sacra 138 (1981) 35-45. 
• Imprecatory - Luc, A. "Interpreting the Curses in the Psalms," Journal of the Evangelical Society 42 (1999) 395-410. 
• Imprecatory - Martin, Chalmers. “The Imprecations in the Psalms,” Princeton Theological   Review 1.4 (1903) 537-53. 
• Imprecatory - Day, John N. “The Imprecatory Psalms and Christian Ethics,” Bibliotheca Sacra 159 (April-June 2002) 166-86. 
• Imprecatory - Imprecations in the Psalms - Sam Storms 
• Imprecatory - What is imprecatory prayer? ; Should Christians Pray for God to Judge their Enemies - Michael Horton
• Interpretation - Parsons, Greg W. “Guidelines for Understanding and Proclaiming the Psalms,” Bibliotheca Sacra 147 (1990) 169-87. 
• Paul's use of Psalms - Harmon, Allan M. "Aspects of Paul's Use of the Psalms," Westminster Theological Journal 32.1 (1969) 1-23
• Anderson, R. Dean. "The Division and Order of the Psalms," Westminster Theological Journal 56 (1994) 219-241
• Feinberg, Charles L. “The Date of the Psalms,” Bibliotheca Sacra 104 (Oct. 1947) 426-40
• Grisanti, Michael A.. " The Davidic Covenant,” The Master's Seminary Journal 10.2 (1999) 233-250
• Harmon, Allan M. "Aspects of Paul's Use of the Psalms," Westminster  Theological Journal 32.1 (1969) 1-23
• .Laney, J. Carl. “A Fresh Look at the Imprecatory Psalms,” Bibliotheca Sacra 138 (1981) 35-45
• Osgood, Howard. “Dashing The Little Ones Against The Rock,” Princeton Theological Review 1.1 (1903) 23-37

GREG HERRICK

• Conceptions of Davidic Hope in the Greek Psalter and Apocrypha

A M HODGKIN

• Christ in All the Scriptures - Psalms

G P HUNTINGTON, H A METCALF

• Treasury of the Psalter - Table of Contents

GARY KUKIS

• The Doctrine of the Messianic Psalms.
• See also The Four Types of Messianic Prophecy

JOHN MACARTHUR

• Psalms - Introduction - same material as in the MacArthur Study Bible

G. CAMPBELL MORGAN

• Psalms - 7 page overview
• Psalms Exposition - brief notes on all 150 psalms

JAMES ORR

• Psalms - Keys to the Psalms - 2 page

REFORMATION STUDY BIBLE

CHARLES SWINDOLL

• Book of Psalms Overview - Insight for Living Ministries

JAMES VAN DINE

• Analysis of Psalms - 17 page Pdf - well done

PAUL VAN GORDER

• OT Reflections of Christ - Psalms

SERMONS
BOOK OF PSALMS

DANNY AKIN - SERMONS

FEFC Wichita, Kansas - multiple speakers, all have transcripts 4-9 pages

• Psalm 1:1-6 The Word does the Work
• Psalm 2:1-12 Stop Dating the Church Josh Black 
• Psalm 8 -  I Believe in Mankind - Mike Andrus
• Psalm 13:1-13:6 Waiting for God's Salvation Josh Black 
• Psalm 22:1-22:31 Why Have You Forsaken Me? Josh Black
• Psalm 26:1-26:12 Vindicate Me Josh Black
• Psalm 31:1-31:24 Rock of Ages Josh Black
• Psalm 38:1-38:22 Sin and Suffering Josh Black
• Psalm 42:1-43:5 Why Are You Downcast? Josh Black
• Psalm 49 The Cry for Riches - Mike Andrus
• Psalm 63 The Cry of Longing - Phil Thengvall
• Psalm 67:1-7 Blessed to Be a Blessing Josh Black
• Psalm 78:1-72 BDTMD Jeremy Krause 
• Psalm 88 The Cry from the Depths - Dick High
• Psalm 90 The Cry of Futility - Mike Andrus
• Psalm 90:14-17 Wisdom for the Wilderness Matt Stanghelle 
• Psalm 109:1-109:31 How to Pray for Retribution  Matt Stanghelle
• Psalm 110:1-110:7 Victorious Josh Black 
• Psalm 118:1–118:2 Give Thanks to the Lord  Josh Black
• Psalm 122:1-9 Meeting Together  Josh Black
• Psalm 125 The Cry for Peace and Security - Josh Black
• Psalm 133 Life Together - Josh Black
• Psalm 136:1-26 God's Enduring, Rescuing Love - Tom Macy
• Psalm 137:1-137:9 God's Justice Lucas McGarity
• Psalm 139 Knit Together Curt Romig. 
• Psalm 146:1-10 The Least of These Lucas McGarity

CHRIS BENFIELD - sermons

DAVID COOPER Israel's Hymnal - Exposition of Selected Psalms

Psalms of Ascent (Psalms 120 thru 134):

JIM BOMKAMP

• Expository Bible Study Notes for the book of Psalms - messages on 70 psalms

RICH CATHERS

• Psalms Studies - some survey, some in depth

RON DANIEL

• Psalms Sermons - messages on Psalm 1-11

BOB DEFFINBAUGH

RICHARD H DEMASS - sermons

• Psalm 23 The Shepherd of Shepherds
• Psalm 130:1-8 From Out of the Depths
• Psalm 16 Loyalty and Its Fruits
• Psalm 29 The Storm’s Chief End…
• Psalm 107 The Good Shepherd’s Two Sheep Dogs
• Psalm 107 The Good Shepherd’s Two Sheep Dogs, Part 2,

J LIGON DUNCAN -  Series on Psalm 119 -  Over 100 pages of sermon transcripts

• Psalm 119:1-176 How I Love Your Word, O Lord
• Psalm 119:8 Not By Bread Alone - Blessed are Those Who Walk in the Word
• Psalm 119:1-8 - 23 Days in the Word About the Word
• Psalm 119 - 23 Days in the Word About the Word-Day 2
• Psalm 119:9-16  Not By Bread Alone - How Do You Keep Your Way Pure?
• Psalm 119:17-24 Not By Bread Alone - Consumed with Longing for God's Word
• Psalm 119:25-32 Not By Bread Alone - Give Me Life. Strenghten Me in Sorrow. Enlarge My Heart
• Psalm 119:33-40 Not By Bread Alone - Give Me Life in Your Ways, to the End, with a Whole Heart
• Psalm 119:41-48 Not By Bread Alone - According to Your Promise
• Psalm 119:49-56 Not By Bread Alone - My Comfort in My Affliction
• Psalm 119:57-64  Not By Bread Alone - The Lord is My Portion
• Psalm 119:65-72 Not By Bread Alone - It was Good to Be Afflicted?
• Psalm 119:73-80 Not By Bread Alone - Back to the First Truths
• Psalm 119:81-88 Not By Bread Alone - My Soul Longs for Your Salvation
• Psalm 119:89-96  Not By Bread Alone - Forever Settled in the Heav'ns
• Psalm 119:97-104 Not By Bread Alone - How I Love Your Law
• Psalm 119:97-112  Back to School! Covenant Counsel to Covenant People (Derek Thomas)
• Psalm 119:105-112 Not By Bread Alone - Your Word Is a Lamp to My Feet
• Psalm 119:113-120 Not By Bread Alone - My Flesh Trembles for Fear of You
• Psalm 119:121-128 Give Me a Pledge of Good - Audio Only
• Psalm 119:129-136 Your Testimonies are Wonderful - Audio Only
• Psalm 119:137-144 Zeal Consumes Me - Audio Only
• Psalm 119:145-152 With My Whole Heart I Cry
• Psalm 119:153-160  The Sum of Your Word is Truth
• Psalm 119:161-168 Great Peace Have Those Who Love Your Law
• Psalm 119:169-176 Let My Soul Live and Praise You

J LIGON DUNCAN - sermon transcripts. Multiple speakers

DAN DUNCAN

• Psalms Sermons (54 messages) - Mp3 only

ALFRED EDERSHEIM - Jewish believer -

"The Golden Diary of Heart Converse with Jesus in the Book of Psalms"

• Preface
• Christ and the Church —Ps 1
• The King —Ps 2
• Everlasting Help —Ps 3:16
• Rest at Even —Ps 4:1-5
• Stillness in God —Ps 4:6-8
• Abba, Father —Ps 5:1-6
• Light and Love —Ps 5:7-12
• Saved as by Fire —Ps 6
• The Better Hope —Ps 7:1-7
• Victory and Rest —Ps 7:8-17
• Creation and Redemption —Ps 8
• Gracious Remembrance —Ps 9
• Faith and Patience —Ps 10:1-5
• Confidence —Ps 10:4-18
• Quietness and Assurance —Ps 11
• Help in the Lord —Ps 12
• Songs in the Night —Ps 13
• Sin and Its Cure —Ps 14:1-4
• The Great Interposition —Ps 14:5-7
• Holiness unto Jehovah —Ps 15
• Heavenly Citizenship —Ps 16:1-5
• Christ our Forerunner —Ps 16:6-11
• The Shadow of a Great Rock —Ps 17
• Our Safety —Ps 18:1-18
• The King in His Beauty —Ps 18:19-50
• God's Works —Ps 19:1-7
• God's Word —Ps 19:7-14
• Strong Crying Ps 20:1-3
• The Exclusiveness of Faith —Ps 20
• The Song of Hope —Ps 21
• The Agony —Ps 22:1-11
• The Cross and the Crown —Ps 22:11-31
• Following Afar Off —Ps 22:1-12
• The Good Shepherd —Ps 23:1-4
• The King our Host —Ps 23:4-6
• 'Talitha Cumi!'—Ps 24:1-4
• Advent Hymn —Ps 24:4-10
• The Christian Way-Song —Ps 31:3-7
• Mercy to the Merciful —Ps 41
• Peace, Be Still!—Ps 42
• Messiah's Reign —Ps 47,
• The Breaking Waves —Ps 93
• The Church's Doxology —Ps 99
• Holy Resolutions —Ps 101
• Comfort to the Mourner —Ps 102:1-12
• The Priest-King —Ps 110
• Quiet Resting Places —Ps 116:1-12
• "My Help"—Ps 121,
• The Broken Snare —Ps 124
• Spiritual Success--Ps. 127
• The Unity of the Church —Ps 133
• Zion Restored —Ps 137

EXPOSITOR'S DICTIONARY OF TEXTS

• Psalm 1 Expositor's Dictionary of Texts - At top of page click dropdown window to access notes on a specific psalm. These tend to be short comments taken from well known pastors (prior to 1900).

DON FORTNER

GENE GETZ -

• 153 Short Videos emphasizing principles from the Psalms
• Click for a sample video from Psalm 1

DOUG GOINS

GOTQUESTIONS

• Questions about Psalms (some repetition of items below)
• Selah - What does “selah” mean in the Bible?
• Musical Terms in Psalms - To what do the various musical terms in the book of Psalms refer?
• Messianic Psalms - Which psalms predict the coming of Jesus Christ? (See here also)
• Imprecatory Psalms - What is imprecatory prayer?
• David's Psalms - How many psalms did David write?
• David's Psalms - Why do many of the psalms of David sound so sad?
• Authors - Who are the authors of the book of Psalms?
• Divisions of Psalms - Why is the book of Psalms divided into five books?
• Psalm 2:12 - What does it mean to kiss the son?
• Psalm 8:5 - What does it mean that Jesus was a little lower than the angels (Psalm 8:5; Hebrews 2:7)?
• Psalm 14 - Why are Psalms 14 and 53 nearly identical?
• Psalm 14:1 - What does the Bible mean when it says “The fool says in his heart, ‘There is no God’”?
• Psalm 19:1 - What does it mean that the heavens declare the glory of God?
• Psalm 22, Isaiah 53 - Where do the Hebrew Scriptures prophesy the death and resurrection of the Messiah?
• Psalm 22:1 - Why did Jesus say, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?"
• Psalm 22:16 - What is the correct translation of Psalm 22:16?
• Psalm 23 - What does it mean that the Lord is my Shepherd? (See also Jehovah Roi: The Lord is My Shepherd Pt 1. The Lord is My Shepherd Pt 2)
• Psalm 23:3 - How can I restore my soul?
• Psalm 23:4 - What does it mean to walk through the valley of the shadow of death? 
• Psalm 23:5 - What does it mean that my cup runneth over?
• Psalm 24 - What does it mean that God is the King of glory?
• Psalm 37:4 - What does it mean to delight yourself in the Lord?
• Psalm 46:10 What does it mean to be still and know that I am God?
• Psalm 50:10-11 - What does it mean that God owns the cattle on a thousand hills?
• Psalm 51:17 - What does it mean that God will not despise a broken spirit and contrite heart (Psalm 51:17) 
• Psalm 56:8 - What does it mean that God collects our tears in a bottle?
• Psalm 66:1 What does it mean to make a joyful noise unto the Lord?
• Psalm 68:5 What does it mean that God is father to the fatherless?
• Psalm 62:1,5 - What does it mean to wait on the Lord?
• Psalm 82:6 - What does the Bible mean by “you are gods” / "ye are gods" in Psalm 82:6 and John 10:34? See also Are Christians “little gods”?
• Psalm 89:26, 95:1 - What does it mean that God is the Rock of salvation?
• Psalm 90 - What can we learn from the prayer of Moses?
• Psalm 110:1 - What does it mean that “the Lord said to my Lord”?
• Psalm 119 - What should we learn from Psalm 119?
• Psalm 120-134 - What are the Songs of Ascent?
• Psalm 137:9 - What does Psalm 137:9 mean when it says, “Happy is the one who seizes your infants and dashes them against the rocks”?
• Psalm 139:13-16 - Do the souls of aborted babies go to heaven?
• Psalm 139:14 - What does it mean that we are fearfully and wonderfully made (Psalm 139:14)?
• Psalm 147:3 - How can I recover from heartbreak / a broken heart?

GOSPEL COALITION

• Over 500 messages on Psalms - most are Mp3 - D A Carson, Gary Inrig, et al

Links below have transcripts

• Psalm 8:3-8 Witness: Sharing Our Faith (1 of 5) Russell Smith
• Psalm 19 The Real World and the Real Word C.R. Biggs
• Psalm 19 Worship and the Word Russell Smith
• On Psalm 20 Russell Smith
• Psalm 42:11 Groaning to Worship: Despair of the Believer Over the Desertion of God Dante Spencer
• Psalm 51 Why We Need Easter Russell Smith
• Psalm 120 Sticks and Stones Scott Lindsay
• Psalm 121 Pilgrims to Jerusalem Russell Smith
• Psalm 122 Wallowing in the Goodness of God Scott Lindsay
• Psalm 123 Hit Me with Your Best Shot Scott Lindsay
• Psalm 124 It Could Have Been Worse Scott Lindsay

SCOTT GRANT

DON GREEN

• Click for links to 248 messages on the Psalms - note that when you click a link to a specific message, you will come to a page that has a link to the AUDIO and a link to the TRANSCRIPT. Below is an example
• Click As the People of God Age and you will see Audio and Transcript - click View Transcript! for notes on Psalm 71 (15 pages of notes).

JAMES HASTINGS -  IN DEPTH

DAVID HOLWICK - frequent illustrations

HOMILETICS (PULPIT COMMENTARY)

• Psalm 1 Pulpit Commentary Homiletics - At top of page click dropdown window to access notes on a specific psalm.

S LEWIS JOHNSON

• Psalm 2, Luke 4 The Silence of God, or the Significance of the Present Age
• Psalm 8:1-9 Prayer and the Attributes, part I (Why Bother and Infinite, Omnipotent God of Love?)
• Psalm 16:1-11 Pleasant Places Now, Then Pleasures Forevermore
• Psalm 16:1-11 Ancient Thoughts on Death and Afterward
• Psalm 16:1-11 David and the Resurrection'
• Psalm 19 The Bible and Divine Revelation
• Psalm 19 Authority and Inspiration of Scripture
• Psalm 19:1-4 Divine Revelation in Scripture
• Psalm 27:1-6 Beholding the Beauty of the Lord
• Psalm 27:7-14 Inquiring in His Temple
• Psalm 40:6-8; Hebrews 10:1-18 Part VII
• Psalm 40:1-7 “And Today,” the Inexhaustible Theme
• Psalm 42:1-5 Man in His Nature, part I
• Psalm 84:1-12 The House of God
• Psalm 100:1-5 Global Gladness
• Psalm 109:1-20 Judas Iscariot

DAVID LEGGE

• Psalm 3: The Psalmist's Secret Of Stress-free Sleep
• Psalm 5:3: The Morning Watch
• Psalm 9: God Over All!
• Psalm 18: Leaping Walls
• Psalm 18:1-19: What I Love About The Lord
• Psalm 19: The God Who Wants To Be Seen And Known
• Psalm 22: When God Is Distant
• Psalm 24:3-6: Revival - A Community Encountering God
• Psalm 27:4 The Practice Of The Presence - The Atmosphere Of Encountering God
• Psalm 32: The Nature And Attainment Of Blessedness
• Psalm 37: The Faithfulness Of God
• Psalm 38: Holy Misery
• Psalm 42: Where Is God?
• Psalm 45: He Is Altogether Lovely
• Psalm 48: This God; Our Almighty God
• Psalm 67: Blessed To Bless - Sanctified Selfishness
• Psalm 68:28: The Precedence Of God's Power
• Psalm 69: The Subject Of Loneliness
• Psalm 74: A Time To Cry
• Psalm 84: The Lovesick Psalmist
• Psalm 84: Through The Valley
• Psalm 84: Heaven Here And Hereafter
• Psalm 84: Make A Nest For Your Young
• Psalm 85: Revival
• Psalm 89:6-7:"The Fear Of The Lord
• Psalm 90: "Your God Is Too Small"
• Psalm 91: The Only Safe Place
• Psalm 91: Getting Through Life
• Psalm 91: God's Guardians And Guidance
• Psalm 91: A God Of His Word
• Psalm 93: The Sovereign's Psalm
• Psalm 103:14 Never Forget What God Remembers
• Psalm 106: The Malnutrition Of The Soul
• Psalm 119: How To Stay Pure In A Sin Sick World
• Psalm 119: Are There Any Left?
• Psalm 126:5-6: Tiny Tears
• Psalm 136: The Mercy Of God
• Psalm 139: The Omnipresence Of God
• Psalm 139: The Omniscience Of God
• Psalm 139:23: Mental Sins
• Psalm 147:1-6: Wounds
• Psalm 149:5-6: The Power Of Praise

LIFEWAY - CLICK HERE FOR MESSAGES BELOW - SCROLL DOWN TO PSALMS

• Psalm 8 Life Question 3: Who Am I?
• Psalm 8 O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
• Psalm 8 New Beginnings: A Graduate Recognition Sermon
• Psalm 8 The Name of the King
• Psalm 19 Spiritual Discipline series - Bible Intake
• Psalm 19:1-6 God Speaks through His World
• Psalm 19:7-11 God Speaks through His Word
• Psalm 19:7-11 The Bible Is God's Word to Me
• Psalm 23 Comfort in Times of Crisis
• Psalm 23 Getting More than We Deserve
• Psalm 23:3 For His Name's Sake
• Psalm 27 Plans for Building a Christian Home
• Psalm 32 Removing the pain of guilt
• Psalm 40 The Power of Worship
• Psalm 51 God Speaks and We Disobey
• Psalm 51 When You Have Sinned
• Psalm 55 A Voice to Our Story
• Psalm 66 God in the face of disaster
• Psalm 73 When You Get a Raw Deal
• Psalm 77 When You Are Troubled and Depressed
• Psalm 90 The Sovereignty of God
• Psalm 91 He Is Personal
• Psalm 100 Living with an Attitude of Gratitude
• Psalm 100 The Protocol of Worship
• Psalm 100 The Lord Is God and Good
• Psalm 101 Building a Godly Home for the New Year
• Psalm 103 Bless the Lord, O My Soul
• Psalm 104 Funeral Message for a Suicide Victim
• Psalm 107 The Goodness of God
• Psalm 138 Praise His Name
• Psalm 139 When You Feel Like a Nobody Going Nowhere
• Psalm 145 The Goodness of God
• Psalm 145 God Is Great

JOHN MACARTHUR

• Psalms Sermons

MONERGISM

• Psalms Audio Messages
• Psalms transcripts

MOODY BIBLE - often have excellent illustrations

• Psalms 1-31 - Today in the Word Devotionals
• Psalms 32-100 - Today in the Word Devotionals
• Psalms 102-150 - Today in the Word Devotionals

PASTOR LIFE - Well done sermons

• Psalm 1 God's GPS Mark Adams
• Psalms 1:1-2 God's Recipe For Happiness Paul E. Brown
• Psalm 1:1-3 Becoming A Psalm 1 Man Terry Trivette
• Psalm 1:1-3 The Blessed Man J. Gerald Harris
• Psalm 3:19 The Force of Wisdom Johnny L. Sanders
• Psalm 5:11 Trust - The Forgotten Word Larry Wynn
• Psalm 11:1-7 America: If The Foundations be Destroyed J. Gerald Harris
• Psalm 11:3 If The Foundations Be Destroyed Paul E. Brown
• Psalm 13 Wow? - Wow! J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 16 Fullness of Joy Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 16:8 Spider Web Walk Alan Stewart
• Psalm 18:33 Higher Ground Johnny L. Sanders
• Psalm 19:7-11 Sufficiency of Scripture Richard Bray
• Psalm 20 We Will Set Up Our Banners J. Gerald Harris
• Psalm 22 The Song of the Cross J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 22 The Old Rugged Cross ohnny L. Sanders
• Psalm 27:1-4 A Call To Prayer Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 22 The Cross and the Crown Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 22:1-31 The Cross and the Crown J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 23 Down In The Valley Mike Stone
• Psalm 23 The Supreme Father Figure Johnny L. Sanders
• Psalm 23 The Song Of The Cross J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 23:1-2 The Song of Serenity J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 23:1-6 The Lord Is My Shepherd Mike Rasberry
• Psalm 23:3 The Song of Recovery J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 23:3 The Song of Recovery J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 23:4 The Song of Security J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 23:4 Peace in the Valley J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 23:4 The Shepherd In Every Valley J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 23:5 The Preparation of the Table Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 23:5-6 The Song of Eternity J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 23:6 The Satisfaction of our Shepherd's Sheep Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 24 Up, Up and Away J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 24:1 Marriage and Money Ernest L. Easley
• Psalm 25 Reengaging with God Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 27:1-4 A Call To Prayer Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 32 God's Prescription for Overcoming Guilt J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 32 Behind - The Delight of Being Forgiven Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 32:3-5 Behind - The Decline before Being Forgiven Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 32:6-7 Behind - The Blessing of Being Forgiven Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 32:8-11 Behind - The Blessing of Being Forgiven Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 33:1-22 Hope Changes Everything Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 36 The Comfort of God's Care Donnie L. Martin
• Psalm 37 A Row of Medicine Bottles Francis Dixon
• Psalm 37:1-7, 11 The Waiting Place J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 37:1-9 How To Defeat Anxiety J. Gerald Harris
• Psalm 37:25 The Laws of Provision Alan Stewart
• Psalm 38:1-4 The Forgiveness of God William R. Shively
• Psalm 40:1-2 The Ears of God J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 40:6-10 The Natural Responses to Thankfulness Kenneth Hendricks
• Psalm 42 Is There A God Who Cares About Me? W.A. Criswell
• Psalm 46 How To Handle Stress With Great Finesse J. Gerald Harris
• Psalm 46 The Lord Speaks Into Our Crisis Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 46:1 When You're In Trouble Paul E. Brown
• Psalm 50:12 Blessing The Bless-er Terry L. Fields
• Psalm 51 Washing Wounds Alan Stewart
• Psalm 51 The Trials of a King Mark Adams
• Psalm 51:12 Salvation Joy  Francis Dixon
• Psalm 62 Contentment Mark Adams
• Psalm 66:18 Clearing the Clutter out of the Closet Steve Wagers
• Psalm 71:14-21 Fathers That Make Their Days Count Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 71:14-25 Weary or Complacent Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 73 When The Wicked Prosper, And the Righteous Suffer Paul E. Brown
• Psalm 77:11-12 Memorial to the Master Donnie L. Martin
• Psalm 78:1-8 Parenting with a Purpose - Mother's Day Dennis M. Davidson
• Psalm 84 The Church and the Home J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 85:1-13 The Revival Psalm David E. Owen
• Psalm 85:1-6 All On The Altar Toby Frost
• Psalm 85:2 Revival W.A. Criswell
• Psalm 85:6 Revive Us Again Michael A. Guido
• Psalm 85:6 Celebrate Jesus - Let The Fire Fall! Frank Cox
• Psalm 85:6 The Cry For Revival J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 85:6 The Plea for Revival J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 86:11 The Divided Heart Frank Page
• Psalm 89 God`s Faithfulness Paul E. Brown
• Psalm 90:1-17 A Psalm for Every Person Preston A. Taylor
• Psalm 90:9-12 Days That Speak To Us Sammy Burgess
• Psalm 91:1-6 Freedom From Fear Ernest L. Easley
• Psalm 92:12-14 Full of Sap - Senior Adult Sunday J. Robert White
• Psalm 95 The Callousness of Worship David E. Owen
• Psalm 96 A New Song For A New Year J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 97 Thank God for God! Steve Wagers
• Psalm 100 A Grateful Heart Frank Cox
• Psalm 100 Give Him Thanks J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 100:1-5 The Song of Thanksgiving James McCullen
• Psalm 100:4-5 Be Thankful Unto Him Paul E. Brown
• Psalm 102:6-7 Help for the Lonely Larry Wynn
• Psalm 103:1-5 Praising Him With Every Fiber Of My Being Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 103:6-18 God Remembers - God Forgets Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 107:23-32 A Storm and a Story of a Saying Faith David E. Owen
• Psalm 116:1-19 Gracious is the Lord William R. Shively
• Psalm 119:17-24 God's Wondrous Word Dennis M. Davidson
• Psalm 119:1-8 Blessings of Obedience Dennis M. Davidson
• Psalm 119:25-32 The Word of God Revives Us Dennis M. Davidson
• Psalm 119:33-40 How To Finish Well Dennis M. Davidson
• Psalm 119:41-48 The Word of God Saves Us Dennis M. Davidson
• Psalm 119:71 Bringing Triumph Out Of Tragedy Paul E. Brown
• Psalm 119:73-80 Instructed by the Word Dennis M. Davidson
• Psalm 119:9-16 God's Word Cleanses Our Lives Dennis M. Davidson
• Psalm 119:9-17 Fathers and the Word of God James McCullen
• Psalm 122:1-9 Are You Glad to be in Church Today? David E. Owen
• Psalm 122:6 Is God Through With The Jew? Steve Wagers
• Psalm 126:5-6 The Seed - The Sowers - The Success! J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 126:6 God's Cure For Barren Churches Junior Hill
• Psalm 126:6 The Farmer - Part 1 J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 127 Five Financial Principles For Families J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 128 Fathering a Faithful Family Mike Stone
• Psalm 128:1-6 Dad's Divine Duty Donnie L. Martin
• Psalm 133:1-3 Harmony in the House of God J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 136:1-26 O Give Thanks Unto The Lord David E. Owen
• Psalm 136:1-26 Thanking God For His Pity David E. Owen
• Psalm 139:13-16 Sanctity of Life Sunday David E. Owen
• Psalm 139:23 Search Me David E. Owen
• Psalm 139:5-10The Hands of God J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 141:3 A New Year's Eve Service Donnie L. Martin
• Psalm 143:1-12 I'm Not Where I Need To Be Johnny Hunt
• Psalm 143:5-11 Seeing God Intervene In 2014 J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 146:1-10 Praise The Lord Preston A. Taylor
• Psalm 147 Singing To The Lord J. Mike Minnix
• Psalm 150 A Guide For Praising God Paul E. Brown

PHIL NEWTON

• Sermons from the Book of Psalms - Most are Mp3's but excellent expositor 
  

  01/23/05	Dr. Phil Newton	Psalm 2	Facing the Future by Anchoring in Truth, Part 1
  01/23/05	Dr. Phil Newton	Psalm 2	Facing the Future by Anchoring in Truth, Part 2
  09/09/07	Randy McLendon	Psalm 67	Let the Nations be Glad!
  07/27/97	Dr. Phil Newton	Psalm 97	The Lord Reigns
  07/01/07	Jim Carnes	Psalm 106	Spiritual Amnesia: Or, A Penitential Prayer for People Prone to Wander
  02/06/11	Dr. Phil Newton	Psalm 120	Songs of Ascent: Life is Tough! Pray.
  02/13/11	Jim Carnes	Psalm 121	Songs of Ascent: The Keeper
  02/20/11	Phil Newton	Psalm 122	Songs of Ascent: Gladness of Gathering
  03/06/11	Matt Sliger	Psalm 123	Songs of Ascent: Focused Eyes
  03/13/11	Mike Collins	Psalm 124	Songs of Ascent: Our Help Is in the Name of the LORD
  04/03/11	Rich Shadden	Psalm 125	Songs of Ascent: True Security
  04/10/11		Psalm 126	Songs of Ascent: Past, Present, and Future Worship
  05/08/05	Dr. Phil Newton	Psalm 127	Reordering Your World
  04/17/11	Jim Carnes	Psalm 127	Songs of Ascent: Yahweh the Builder
  05/01/11	Phil Newton	Psalm 128	Songs of Ascent: The Blessing of Holy Reverence
  05/08/11	Randy McLendon	Psalm 129	Songs of Ascent: Prayer of the Persecuted
  05/15/11	Jim Carnes	Psalm 130	Songs of Ascent: A Cry from the Depth
  05/22/11	Phil Newton	Psalm 131	Songs of Ascent: Mature Composure
  06/05/11	Matt Sliger	Psalm 132	Songs of Ascent: Covenant-Grounded Worship
  06/12/11	Drew Harris	Psalm 133	Songs of Ascent: Dwelling Together in Unity
  06/19/11	Nathan Perry	Psalm 134	Songs of Ascent: Blessing the Lord

OUR DAILY BREAD - excellent teaching and preaching illustrations

• Psalms - Our Daily Bread - Over 1490 Devotionals 

PENINSULA BIBLE - assorted preachers, well done and usually have transcripts

• Psalms Sermons - For sermons on Psalms click "Browse Books"

GENE PENSIERO

• Psalms Sermons (only 2 - Ps 118, 127)

WILLIAM L. PETTINGILL - Psalms Sermons - Christ in the Psalms

WIL POUNDS

RAY PRITCHARD - Psalms Sermons - well done exposition

ROBERT RAYBURN - Psalms sermons

ALLEN ROSS - expositions

• Exposition of 20 Psalms - see sample of Psalm 1

SERMON CENTRAL

• Psalms Sermons - over 7000 (variable quality)

SERMONINDEX

• Sermons Index - Mp3's - various speakers - Warren Wiersbe, David Wilkerson, Duncan Campbell, J Vernon McGee, A W Tozer

CHUCK SMITH - Commentary

CHUCK SMITH - SERMON NOTES on Selected Psalm

C H SPURGEON

• Psalms - All of Spurgeon's Sermons on the Psalms
• Psalms - His Magnum Opus on the Psalms -The Treasury of David
• Psalms - Spurgeon's Devotionals - Part 1
• Psalms - Spurgeon's Devotionals - Part 2

SAM STORMS - Meditations on the Psalms

THIRD MILLENNIUM - site under construction 12/12/16 - may not work

Third Millennium 22 pages of Links to Mp3 Sermons & Lectures related to Psalms

Psalms Notes - Comments on all 150 Psalms - note some of the links look at first like they do not work but scroll down the page for the comments

• Book One - Psalms 1:1-41:13
• The Right Path - Psalm 1:1-6
• Psalm 2
• The Wrong Path - Psalm 2:1-12
• Psalm 3
• Deliver me - Psalm 3:1-8
• Psalm 4
• Security in Stress - Psalm 4:1-8
• Psalm 5
• A Cry to the King - Psalm 5:1-12
• Psalm 6
• Repentance - Psalm 6:1-10
• Psalm 7
• Cry Justice - Psalm 7:1-17
• Psalm 8
• Glory to the Creator- Psalm 8:1-9
• Psalm 9
• Thy name, O Most High - Psalm 9:1-20
• Psalm 10
• Is God Absent? - Psalm 10:1-18
• Psalm 11
• Refuge in God - Psalm 11:1-7
• Psalm 12
• Flattering Lips - Psalm 12:1-8
• Psalm 13
• God's Unfailing Love - Psalm 13:1-6
• Psalm 14
• The Fool Has Said - Psalm 14:1-7
• Psalm 15
• Who Can Worship God? - Psalm 15:1-5
• Psalm 16
• Perserve me Oh Lord - Psalm 16:1-11
• Psalm 17
• Teach me to Pray - Psalm 17:1-15
• Psalm 18
• A Mighty Deliverance - Psalm 18:1-50
• Psalm 19
• General and Special Revelation - Psalm 19:1-14
• Psalm 20
• God, the One Who Provides Victory - Psalm 20:1-9
• Psalm 21
• God's Victory - Psalm 21:1-13
• Psalm 22
• A Cross Psalm - Psalm 22:1-31
• Psalm 23
• The Lord is My Shepherd - Psalm 23:1-6
• Psalm 24
• The Divine-Warrior - Psalm 24:1-10
• Psalm 25
• Desire for Discipline - Psalm 25:1-22
• Psalm 26
• Examination and Worship - Psalm 26:1-12
• Psalm 27
• Mood Swings - Psalm 27:1-14
• Psalm 28
• My Rock, My Strength, My Shield - Psalm 28:1-9
• Psalm 29
• Yahweh over Baal - Psalm 29:1-11
• Psalm 30
• Pride, Sickness, Salvation - Psalm 30:1-12
• Psalm 31
• Desperation, Trust, Praise, My Refuge - Psalm 31:1-24
• Psalm 32
• Repentance and Blessedness - Psalm 32:1-11
• Psalm 33
• A Chosen People - Psalm 33:1-22
• Psalm 34
• Psalm of Thanks - Psalm 34:1-22
• Psalm 35
• Lament for Protection - Psalm 35:1-28
• Psalm 36
• The Sinfulness of the Wicked - Psalm 36:1-12
• Psalm 37
• The Prosperity of the Wicked is Short-Lived - Psalm 37:1-40
• Psalm 38
• I Hurt, I Gravely Hurt - Psalm 38:1-22
• Psalm 39
• I Need to Be Silent - Psalm 39:1-13
• Psalm 40
• Past Blessings, Present Distress - Psalm 40:1-17
• Psalm 41
• A Blessing - Psalm 41:1-13
• Psalm 42
• Book Two - Psalm 42:1-72:20
• Why are you downcast, O my soul? - Psalm 42:1-13
• Psalm 43
• Vindicate Me - Psalm 43:1-5
• Psalm 44
• Awake to Deliver Us - Psalm 44:1-26
• Psalm 45
• A Wedding Song - Psalm 45:1-17
• Psalm 46
• God is with Us - Psalm 46:1-11
• Psalm 47
• God's Enthronement Anew - Psalm 47:1-9
• Psalm 48
• A Hymn of Praise - Psalm 48:1-14
• Psalm 49
• Resurrection of the Dead - Psalm 49:1-20
• Psalm 50
• Thanksgiving Offerings - Psalm 50:1-23
• Psalm 51
• Cleansed By the Blood - Psalm 51:1-19
• Psalm 52
• The Arrogance of the Wicked - Psalm 52:1-9
• Psalm 53
• The Fool - Psalm 53:1-6
• Psalm 54
• Lord Save Me, Vindicate Me - Psalm 54:1-7
• Psalm 55
• Cast Your Cares Upon the Lord - Psalm 55:1-23
• Psalm 56
• God is Able - Psalm 56:1-13
• Psalm 57
• Praise, Praise - Psalm 57:1-11
• Psalm 58
• A Curse Psalm - Psalm 58:1-11
• Psalm 59
• My Eyes are Upon the Lord - Psalm 59:1-17
• Psalm 60
• Hope in the Valley - Psalm 60:1-12
• Psalm 61
• Lament of Protection - Psalm 61:1-8
• Psalm 62
• Stillness Under Stress - Psalm 62:1-12
• Psalm 63
• A Quiet Confidence in Remembering God - Psalm 63:1-11
• Psalm 64
• God's Boomerang Sovereignty - Psalm 64:1-10
• Psalm 65
• Celebration of God's Provision - Psalm 65:1-13
• Psalm 66
• God's Awesome Works - Psalm 66:1-20
• Psalm 67
• God's Presence - Psalm 67:1-7
• Psalm 68
• God's War Chariot - Psalm 68:1-35
• Psalm 69
• Sinking in Distress - Psalm 69:1-36
• Psalm 70
• Hasten to Save Me - Psalm 70:1-5
• Psalm 71
• The Strength of Past Grace - Psalm 71:1-24
• Psalm 72
• Petition for Blessing on a Just King - Psalm 72:1-20
• Psalm 73
• Book Three - Psalm 73:1-89:52
• God's Goodness - Psalm 73:1-28
• Psalm 74
• A Lament Concerning the Destruction of the Temple - Psalm 74:1-23
• Psalm 75
• God Rules - Psalm 75:1-10
• Psalm 76
• Celebration - Psalm 76:1-12
• Psalm 77
• Recalling the Exodus - Psalm 77:1-20
• Psalm 78
• God's Grace to Israel - Psalm 78:1-72
• Psalm 79
• The Destruction of the Temple - Psalm 79:1-13
• Psalm 80
• God is Angry - Psalm 80:1-19
• Psalm 81
• Return to Me - Psalm 81:1-16
• Psalm 82
• Elohim - Psalm 82:1-8
• Psalm 83
• Lord Aid Israel - Psalm 83:1-18
• Psalm 84
• Longing for the Presence of God - Psalm 84:1-12
• Psalm 85
• Thanksgiving and Confidence - Psalm 85:1-13
• Psalm 86
• A Call, a Prayer - Psalm 86:1-17
• Psalm 87
• Heirs Together with Israel - Psalm 87:1-7
• Psalm 88
• A Deep Dark Depressing Psalm - Psalm 88:1-18
• Psalm 89
• Reverse the Condition of Thy Broken People - Psalm 89:1-52
• Psalm 90
• Book Four - Psalms 90:1-106:48
• God's Eternity and Human Mortality - Psalm 90:1-17
• Psalm 91
• Resting in Adversity - Psalm 91:1-16
• Psalm 92
• God is Immanent - Psalm 92:1-15
• Psalm 93
• God's Universal Kingdom - Psalm 93:1-5
• Psalm 94
• A Corrupt Throne - Psalm 94:1-23
• Psalm 95
• Listen and Obey - Psalm 95:1-11
• Psalm 96
• A New Song - Psalm 96:1-13
• Psalm 97
• Celebrate the King - Psalm 97:1-12
• Psalm 98
• The Past, Present, and Future King - Psalm 98:1-9
• Psalm 99
• The Holiness of God - Psalm 99:1-9
• Psalm 100
• Thank the Lord - Psalm 100:1-5
• Psalm 101
• I Pledge Obedience - Psalm 101:1-8
• Psalm 102
• Eternal God - Psalm 102:1-28
• Psalm 103
• Exhortation and Praise to God - Psalm 103:1-22
• Psalm 104
• History: God's Great Creation - Psalm 104:1-35
• Psalm 105
• History: God's Great Acts - Psalm 105:1-45
• Psalm 106
• History: Humanity's Great Sins - Psalm 106:1-48
• Psalm 107
• Book Four - Psalms 107:1-150:6
• God's Great Love - Psalm 107:1-43
• Psalm 108
• Conviction in the Midst of Conflict - Psalm 108:1-13
• Psalm 109
• I am Innocent! - Psalm 109:1-31
• Psalm 110
• A Jesus Psalm - Psalm 110:1-7
• Psalm 111
• Hallelujah - Psalm 111:1-10
• Psalm 112
• Fear of the Lord - Psalm 112:1-10
• Psalm 113
• The Lord's Incomparable Greatness - Psalm 113:1-9
• Psalm 114
• A Theophany - Psalm 114:1-8
• Psalm 115
• Trust in the Lord - Psalm 115:1-18
• Psalm 116
• God Heard Me - Psalm 116:1-19
• Psalm 117
• A Short Shout - Psalm 117:1-2
• Psalm 118
• Psalm of Gratitude - Psalm 118:1-29
• Psalm 119
• Twenty-Two Letters - Psalm 119:1-176

• Aleph - Psalm 119:1-8
• Beth - Psalm 119:9-16
• Gimel - Psalm 119:17-24
• Daleth - Psalm 119:25-32
• He - Psalm 119:33-40
• Waw - Psalm 119:41-48
• Zayin - Psalm 119:49-56
• Heth - Psalm 119:57-64
• Teth - Psalm 119:65-72
• Yodh - Psalm 119:73-80
• Kaph - Psalm 119:81-88
• Lamedh - Psalm 119:89-96
• Mem - Psalm 119:97-104
• Nun - Psalm 119:105-112
• Samekh - Psalm 119:113-120
• Ayin - Psalm 119:121-128
• Pe - Psalm 119:129-136
• Tsadhe - Psalm 119:137-144
• Qoph - Psalm 119:145-152
• Resh - Psalm 119:153-160
• Sin / Shin - Psalm 119:161-168
• Taw - Psalm 119:169-176

• Psalm 120
• Assurance of Answered Prayer - Psalm 120:1-7
• Psalm 121
• The Lord Watches Over You - Psalm 121:1-8
• Psalm 122
• Jerusalem - Psalm 122:1-9
• Psalm 123
• A Call for Grace - Psalm 123:1-4
• Psalm 124
• Communal Thanksgiving - Psalm 124:1-8
• Psalm 125
• A Hymn of Confidence - Psalm 125:1-5
• Psalm 126
• A Hymn of Joy - Psalm 126:1-6
• Psalm 127
• Houses and Sons - Psalm 127:1-5
• Psalm 128
• Blessing of Success, Fertility, and Abundance - Psalm 128:1-6
• Psalm 129
• A Curse Upon the Enemies of Israel - Psalm 129:1-8
• Psalm 130
• Forgiveness - Psalm 130:1-8
• Psalm 131
• Pride and the Heart - Psalm 131:1-3
• Psalm 132
• I Will Dwell in Zion - Psalm 132:1-18
• Psalm 133
• Blessings of Unity - Psalm 133:1-3
• Psalm 134
• Call to Worship and a Blessing - Psalm 134:1-3
• Psalm 135
• Control of Nature and History - Psalm 135:1-21
• Psalm 136
• His Love Endures Forever - Psalm 136:1-26
• Psalm 137
• Exile - Psalm 137:1-9
• Psalm 138
• Thanksgiving for Hearing Prayer - Psalm 138:1-8
• Psalm 139
• The god of Open Theism Debunked - Psalm 139:1-24
• The Presence of God: Where are You, God?
• Psalm 140
• The Poison of Vipers - Psalm 140:1-13
• Psalm 141
• Destroy My Enemies - Psalm 141:1-10
• Psalm 142
• I Am at the End of My Resources - Psalm 142:1-7
• Psalm 143
• Resting in Covenant Love and Faithfulness - Psalm 143:1-12
• Psalm 144
• Peace and Prosperity After War - Psalm 144:1-15
• Psalm 145
• The Reign of the King and His Kingdom - Psalm 145:1-21
• Psalm 146
• Put Your Trust and Hope in God - Psalm 146:1-10
• Psalm 147
• God is All-Powerful - Psalm 147:1-20
• Psalm 148
• Praise Him: Heavens, Earth, and Chosen People - Psalm 148:1-14
• Psalm 149
• Praise the Divine-Warrior - Psalm 149:1-9
• Psalm 150
• Exhortations to Worship - Psalm 150:1-6

GEOFF THOMAS

PASTOR VOGEL

• Psalm 1 Taking God's Advice
• Psalm 2 Refuge from God
• Psalm 19 God’s Glory in Sky and Scripture
• Psalm 23 The Song of the Sheep
• Psalm 24 The Conquering King
• Psalm 27 The Light that Dispels Fear
• Psalm 30 Giving Thanks in Turmoil
• Psalm 32 God’s Provision of Forgiveness
• Psalm 42 Thirsting for God
• Psalm 51 Confessing Sin:
• Psalm 67 Worship Which Motivates Missions
• Psalm 73 Seeing Success in Sinners
• Psalm 73 A New Perspective
• Psalm 103:1-5 Remembering to Praise
• Psalm 103:6-22 Forgiven by God’s Mercy

BRUCE WALTKE

• Psalms - 18 messages all Mp3

STEVE ZEISLER

COMMENTARIES
BOOK OF PSALMS

BRUCE HURT On site in depth verse by verse expositional commentaries...

• Psalm 1:1 Commentary
• Psalm 1:2 Commentary
• Psalm 1:3 Commentary
• Psalm 1:4 Commentary
• Psalm 1:5 Commentary
• Psalm 1:6 Commentary
• Psalm 19:7 Commentary
• Psalm 19:8 Commentary
• Psalm 19:9 Commentary
• Psalm 19:10 Commentary
• Psalm 19:11 Commentary
• Psalm 19:12 Commentary
• Psalm 19:13 Commentary
• Psalm 19:14 Commentary
• Psalm 22:6-I Am a Worm 
• Psalm 42:5 Commentary-Hope in God! 
• Psalm 42:6 Commentary - Remember God! 
• Psalm 42 Resources 
• Psalm 51:1-9
• Psalm 51:10-19 
• Psalm 90:12 Teach Us to Number Our Days
• Psalm 106 Commentary
• Psalm 113 Commentary
• Psalm 118:24 Commentary-This is the Day
• Psalm 118 Commentary
• Psalm 119:18 Commentary
• Psalm 121: A Commentary

A S AGLEN

WILLIAM ALEXANDER (1867)

• Psalms - Book of Praises (Brief notes on individual psalms begins here)

HENRY AINSWORTH  – Annotations upon the Book of the Psalms (1622)

“Ainsworth was a celebrated scholar and an excellent divine.  His uncommon skill in Hebrew learning, and his excellent commentaries on the Scriptures are held in high reputation to this day.” – Brook’s Live of the Puritans

“Thoroughly learned.  Though old, not out of date.” – Spurgeon

• Annotations upon the Book of the Psalms

PAUL APPLE - 750 page devotional commentary

Comment - I would highly recommend checking this resource which covers all 150 Psalms. There are outlines, devotional questions, quotations from other sources, practical application. This is a relatively modern work which was published in June, 2000.

• Psalms Commentary in Outline Form

AUGUSTINE

• Exposition on the Psalms (or Pdf Acrobat)

Spurgeon: "As a Father he is beyond ordinary criticism, or we would venture to say that he is too frequently mystical, and confounds plain texts. No theological library is complete without this work, for there are grand thoughts in it like huge nuggets of Australian gold."

J. G. BELLETT

• Short Meditations on the Psalms

Spurgeon: "Mere fragments, in a style which we do not admire, which seems to be peculiar to certain brethren. Only the initiated can understand what such writers mean."

JOSEPH BENSON

• Psalms commentary from Benson's Commentary on the Old and New Testaments

WILLIAM BINNIE (1886)

• The Psalms: Their History, Teachings and Use - this is an index which gives pages on which the psalm is discussed.

Spurgeon: "A highly valuable work. It is not an exposition, but can readily be used as such, for it possesses a good index (Ed: see above) to the passages treated of. Dr. Binnie reviews with great skill and intense devotion the various sacred poems contained in the Book of Psalms, and gives the general run and character of each one. His work is unlike any other, and supplies a great desideratum."

ANDREW BONAR (1860)

• Christ and His Church in the Book of Psalms (same resource in Pdf).

Spurgeon: "Of the highest order of merit. The author does not strain the text, but gives its real meaning. His remarks are always weighty, spiritual, and suggestive; we only wish there were more of them. He has cultivated brevity."

C A BRIGGS (1906)

• A critical and exegetical commentary on the book of Psalms (1) - 1-50
• A critical and exegetical commentary on the book of Psalms (1) - 51-150

JOHN CALVIN

Spurgeon: "Calvin is a tree whose “leaf also shall not wither;” whatever he has written lives on, and is never out of date, because he expounded the word without bias or partiality."

H N CHAMPNEY (1852)

• Psalms - Textual Commentary (simply cross references, no actual comments)

THOMAS K CHEYNE (1904)

• Psalms Commentary

F C COOK, EDITOR (1875)

• Psalms Commentary (in Speaker's Commentary Series)

SAMUEL COX (1874)

• Psalms 120-134 - The Pilgrim Psalms - Commentary (another source)

ADAM CLARKE

• Psalms - Index of all 150 Psalms

HENRY COWLES

• The Psalms With Notes, Critical, Explanatory, and Practical (scroll down for notes)

Spurgeon: "Always repays for consulting, though it does not contain much that is new, original, or profound."

BRUCE DAHLBERG

• An Exegetical Study of Psalm 127, Th. M. thesis, Grace Theological Seminary, 1984 [107 pages]

J. N. DARBY

Spurgeon: "Too mystical for ordinary minds. If the author would write in plain English his readers would probably discover that there is nothing very valuable in his remarks."

WILLIAM DE BURGH (1858)

• Psalms Commentary - Critical, Devotional and Prophetical - interesting (e.g., 9 pages of exposition on Psalm 1)

Spurgeon: "A second-advent interpreter; and one of the best of his class. Highly esteemed by those who are enthusiastic upon prophetical subjects."

FRANZ DELITZSCH

• Psalms Commentary in Keil & Delitzsch Commentary on the Old Testament

Spurgeon: "Thoroughly learned, but wants unction. Not adapted for common readers, but scholars will prize it greatly."

David Malick: "This classic is part of a ten volume set and thus not available as an individual volume. Nevertheless, it is helpful in its extensive discussion of each Psalm. The Hebrew text is referred to, but not to the degree that it would not be a useful source for the one without Hebrew." (Selected Bibliography)

DAVID DICKSON (1834)

• Psalms - Studies in the Psalms-a collection of sermons (Psalms 1-73)

Spurgeon: "A rich volume, dropping fatness. Invaluable to the preacher. Having read and re-read it, we can speak of its holy savor and suggestiveness. We commend it with much fervor."

Rosscup: "Though this is a very old work, reprinted, it is heavily laden with richness that edifies in explaining the text and making truth clear. It is well worth the time, even if dated in parts." (Commentaries for Biblical Expositors: An annotated bibliography of selected works)

S R DRIVER (1915)

• Psalms - Studies in the Psalms-a collection of sermons
• The Method of Studying the Psalter

JOHN DUMMELOW

• Psalms - Dummelow's Commentary - short comments on each Psalm often on each verse

EASY ENGLISH

• Psalms Commentaries - brief commentaries based on Level A English

CHARLES ELLICOTT

• Psalms Commentary - Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers

GEORG HEINRICH EWALD (1881)

• Psalms Commentary - Volume 1 - psalms not in order = difficult to use
• Psalms Commentary - Volume 2 - psalms not in order = difficult to use

A C GAEBELEIN

• Psalms - Brief Notes on all 150 Psalms

JOHN GILL

• Psalms - Index of all 150 Psalms

ROBERT HAWKER

• Hawker's Poor Man's Commentary on Psalms

MATTHEW HENRY

• Psalms - Index of all 150 Psalms

E W HENGSTENBERG (1863)

• Commentary on the Psalms - Volume 1 (1-34) or Pdf (indexed by Psalm
• Commentary on the Psalms - Volume 2 (35-78) or Pdf (indexed by Psalm)
• Commentary on the Psalms - Volume 3 (79-150) or Pdf (indexed by Psalm)

Spurgeon: "A masterly work; but about as dry as Gideon’s unwetted fleece."

GEORGE HORNE (1856)

• A commentary on the Book of psalms - old English but good comments (Also available as Google Book

Spurgeon: "It has been said that this author had no qualification for a commentator except piety. This is not true, for he had natural poetry in his soul; and even if it were true, his work would go far to show how abundantly piety compensates for other deficiencies. He is among the best of our English writers on this part of Scripture, and certainly one of the most popular."

H A IRONSIDE

• Ironside's Notes on Selected Psalms (1-41)

HENRY LAW

JAMIESON, FAUSSET, BROWN

• Psalms - Index of all 150 Psalms
• Psalms - Index of all 150 Psalms in the Unabridged Version

A C JENNINGS, W H LOWE (1884)

• The Psalms 1-72 - Exposition
• The Psalms 73-150 - Exposition
• The Psalms - interesting discussion on various titles in the Psalms (e.g., Korah, Higgayon, Jeduthun, Maskil, etc)

Spurgeon: "Learned, but more occupied with mere verbal criticisms than with any useful suggestions which could be turned to account by a preacher."

WILLIAM KELLY - Relatively brief comments.

• Short Meditations on the Psalms
• Psalm 1 William Kelly Major Works Commentary - alternative source - select specific psalm from dropdown at top of page.

A F KIRKPATRICK - Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges  (good exposition)

David Malick - "Excellent theological treatment of the Psalms." (Selected Bibliography on Psalms)

• Psalm 1 - click arrow for next Psalm OR go to top of page and select specific Psalm from dropdown list

PAUL E. KRETZMANN

• Psalms Comments by Lutheran pastor - Kretzmann's Popular Commentary of the Bible

F B MEYER - he has four different resources on Psalms

CARL BERNHARD MOLL

Rosscup says that this commentary by Carl Bernhard Moll "in the Lange series is one of the best in that 12-volume set."

JOSEPH PARKER Psalms Commentary - People's Commentary

J J STEWART PEROWNE (1883)

• Psalms - A Critical and Expository Commentary

Rosscup: "Distinguished among 19th century works on Psalms, this model 1864 work by a competent Anglican Hebrew scholar has much that is detailed and discerning along evangelical lines. Perowne has a fine introduction though it lacks findings of the past century. He shows, among other things, that the psalmist often went far beyond himself in statements and projected his thought prophetically to Christ. In most cases the verse by verse commentary solidly explains the text. Perowne often shows the unity between a Psalms statement and New Testament truth." (Commentaries for Biblical Expositors: An Annotated Bibliography of Selected Works)

Spurgeon: "A masterpiece of extraordinary learning and critical skill, although not altogether what we would desire. The “Saturday Review” said:—“Mr. Perowne is probably as capable as any one in England of doing all that Hebrew scholarship can do towards a better knowledge of the Psalms. The learning which he has brought together gives a value of its own to his book, and makes it an important contribution to a department of Biblical scholarship in which we are at present rather poorly furnished.” (Spurgeon, C. H. Lectures to my Students: Commenting and Commentaries)

David Malick - Although Perowne does deal with technical issues like textual problems and the Hebrew text, he is also helpful in providing neat summaries of the psalms’ messages as well as helpful Rabbinic and Christian interpretations. (Selected Bibliography on the Book of Psalms)

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PETER PETT

• Peter Pett's Commentary on the Psalms (1-66)

GEORGE PHILLIPS

• The Psalms - Volume 1 - Psalm 1- 60 (emphasis on the Hebrew)
• The Psalms - Volume 2 - Psalm 61- 150 (emphasis on the Hebrew)

WILLIAM PLUMER (1872)

• Psalms - A Critical and Expository Commentary

Spurgeon: ."A huge volume, compiled from such works as were accessible to the author in the United States. Full of instructive comment, but not very original, or remarkably learned."

MATTHEW POOLE

• English Annotations on the Psalms

PREACHER'S COMPLETE HOMILETICAL COMMENTARY

• Psalms - Preacher's Complete Homiletical Commentary - Older resource but interesting arrangement including short expositional notes, and sermons/homilies.

JOHN SHARPE (1894)

• Psalms - The Student's Handbook to the Psalms - See the detailed table of contents - very interesting - Structure and Characteristics of Hebrew Poetry, Poetic Imagery, Headings of the Psalms, Authorship, References to the Life Beyond the Grave (Chap 14), the Messianic Hope (15), Moral Teaching in the Psalms (16), Use of Psalms in NT (Appendix)

HAMILTON SMITH

JAMES SMITH - short discussions

Click here for topics listed below:

• THE HAPPY MAN. Psalm 1
• THE TRIUNE TESTIMONY. Psalm 2
• A SONG OF SALVATION. Psalm 3
• WHOLESOME WORDS. Psalm 4
• PRAYERFUL PURPOSES. Psalm 5:1-8.
• POWERFUL PLEAS. Psalm 6.
• IN THE FACE OF THE FOE. Psalm 7.
• THE EXCELLENT NAME. Psalm 8
• I WILL, FOR YOU HAVE. Psalm 9:1-10
• CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WICKED. Psalm 10
• A BLESSED AND SORROWFUL CONDITION. Psalm 11.
• HELP, LORD. Psalm 12
• HOW LONG, LORD? Psalm 13.
• GENERAL CORRUPTION. Psalm 14
• THE HEAVENLY CITIZEN. Psalm 15
• A GOODLY HERITAGE. Psalm 16:5-11.
• PRAYER AND TESTIMONY. Psalm 17:1-8, 15.
• THE GOD OF SALVATION. Psalm 18:1-3.
• THE GREAT DELIVERANCE. Psalm 18:4-20.
• THE GOD OF DELIVERANCES. Psalm 18:25-39.
• THE WORD OF GOD. Psalm 19
• INTERCESSION AND CONFIDENCE. Psalm 20
• THE JOY OF SALVATION. Psalm 21
• HIS SUFFERINGS AND GLORY. Psalm 22
• THE ALMIGHTY SHEPHERD. Psalm 23.
• THE ASCENT OF MAN. Psalm 24:3-6.
• ELEMENTS OF SUCCESSFUL PRAYER. Psalm 25:1-11
• FEATURES OF A WHOLE HEARTED CHRISTIAN. PSALM 26
• THREEFOLD CORDS. Psalm 27
• A STRIKING CONTRAST. Psalm 28
• THE POWERFUL VOICE. Psalm 29
• A SONG OF SALVATION, Psalm 30.
• THE BLESSED LIFE, Psalm 31.
• SAVED AND KEPT, Psalm 32
• REJOICE IN THE LORD. Psalm 33:1-12
• JUBILATION. Psalm 34:1-10
• AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER. Psalm 34:11-22
• FALSE WITNESSES. Psalm 35.
• UNDER HIS WINGS. Psalm 36:5-9.
• COUNSELS FOR CHRISTIANS. Psalm 37:1-9.
• SEVEN CHARACTERS, AND THEIR PORTION. Psalm 37:10-37
• THE RIGHTEOUS MAN. Psalm 37:10-34
• SIN'S MISERIES, AND THE WAY OF ESCAPE. Psalm 38
• TAKE HEED. Psalm 39
• SAVED AND SATISFIED. Psalm 40:1-5
• MESSIANIC FEATURES. Psalm 40:6-10
• THE BLESSEDNESS OF CONSIDERING THE POOR. Psalm 41:1-3
• THE SUFFERINGS AND CONSOLATIONS OF THE SAINT. Psalm 41:4-13
• DEEP CALLS UNTO DEEP. Psalm 42:1-7.
• THINGS TOUCHING THE KING. Psalm 45
• PRICELESS POSSESSIONS. Psalm 46.
• THE GREAT CHANGE. Psalm 51
• A BLESSED EXPERIENCE. Psalm 57:1-2
• WAITING UPON GOD. Psalm 62:1-8
• THIRSTING FOR GOD. Psalm 63:1-8
• JOYFUL IN GOD. Psalm 66
• A CRY OF DISTRESS. Psalm 69:1-5
• A JOYFUL TESTIMONY. Psalm 71:15-24
• THE MILLENNIAL REIGN. Psalm 72.
• A GREAT PROBLEM SOLVED. Psalm 73
• CONDITIONS OF BLESSING AND FAILURE. Psalm 81:8-16
• THE REASON WHY. Psalm 86:1-7
• A WORKER'S PRAYER. Psalm 90:12-17
• THE FRUITS OF LOVE. Psalm 91:14-16
• SING UNTO THE LORD. Psalm 95:1-8
• NOTES IN THE NEW SONG. Psalm 98
• THE "I AM'S" IN PSALM 119.
• THE "I WILL'S" IN PSALM 119
• SOME "I HAVE'S" IN PSALM 119
• MY SOUL, A WEANED CHILD. Psalm 131:2.
• REASONS FOR PRAISE. Psalm 138
• SELF-EXPOSURE TO GOD. Psalm 139:23-24
• PRAYER AND ARGUMENT. Psalm 143:8-11
• A TESTIMONY. Psalm 144:1-2
• PRAISE THE LORD. Psalm 146:8-10

RAY STEDMAN

• Psalms - The Worship of an Honest Heart

JOSEPH SUTCLIFFE

• Psalms Commentary

AUGUSTUS THOLUCK (1858)

• Psalms Commentary

Spurgeon: "Tholuck is one of the most spiritual of German interpreters. Though we cannot say that this is equal to some others of his works, yet he is a great writer, and always deserves attention."

JOHN TRAPP

• Psalms Commentary from John Trapp Complete Commentary

Spurgeon - Trapp excels in witty stories on the one hand, and learned allusions on the other...Trapp is my especial companion and treasure; I can read him when I am too weary for anything else. Trapp is salt, pepper, mustard, vinegar, and all the other condiments. Put him on the table when you study, and when you have your dish ready, use him by way of spicing the whole thing. Yes, gentlemen, read Trapp certainly, and if you catch the infection of his consecrated humor, so much the better for your hearers.

Representative quotes - Be careful what books you read, for as water tastes of the soil it runs through, so does the soul taste of the authors that a man reads. – John Trapp

He who rides to be crowned will not mind a rainy day. – John Trapp

Unity without verity is no better than conspiracy – John Trapp

John Trapp was one of Ruth Bell Graham favorite sources for quotes.

DANIEL WHEDON

• Psalms Commentary - Be aware that he was a staunch proponent of Arminianism

• Psalm 145:16, 19 The Satisfier of All Desires

OCTAVIUS WINSLOW - Psalm 23: The Nightingale Song of David

• Preface
• Psalm 23:1 Christ the Shepherd
• Psalm 23:2 Green Pastures
• Psalm 23:2 Still Waters
• Psalm 23:3 The Restored Sheep
• Psalm 23:4 The Valley
• Psalm 23:4 The Rod and the Staff
• Psalm 23:5 The Banquet
• Psalm 23:5 The Anointing
• Psalm 23:5 The Overflowing Cup
• Psalm 23:1-6 Heaven, at Last and Forever
• Luke 16:23 Hell, at Last and Forever

Winslow on Psalm 130

• Psalm 130:1 Soul Depths
• Psalm 130:1-2 Prayer Out of Soul Depths
• Psalm 130:3 Contrition and Confession
• Psalm 130:4 Forgiveness and Fear
• Psalm 130:5 Waiting and Watching
• Psalm 130:6 Watching for the Morning
• Psalm 130:7 Hoping in the Lord
• Psalm 130:8 Final and Full Redemption
• Habakkuk 3:19 Soul Heights

SERMONS ON
INDIVIDUAL PSALMS

BIBLECENTRE.ORG

• Links to over 378 hits on Psalms - enter psalms to search

A W PINK

• Psalm 1: The Blessed Man

DOUGLAS SALYER

• Psalm 1 – The Blessed Man
• Psalm 2 – Why Doth The Heathen Rage
• Psalm 3 – The Believers' Praise
• Psalm 5 – Give Ear To My Words, O LORD
• Psalm 6 – The Penitent Prayer

BRUCE GOETTSCHE

• Psalm 1: The Importance of Deep Roots

J HAMPTON KEATHLEY

• Psalm 1: Two Ways of Life A Psalm of Wisdom

TONY GARLAND

• Psalm 2 - Why do the Nations Rage? Excellent
•  Part 1 - Mp3; Part 2 - Mp3
• Teaching Notes in Pdf

GEORGE GUNN

• Psalm 2 and the Reign of the Messiah

PHIL NEWTON - well done

• Psalm 2 Facing the Future by Anchoring in Truth - Part 1
• Psalm 2 Facing the Future by Anchoring in Truth - Part 2

DENNIS PRUTOW

• Psalm 3:1-8 Facing Life's Challenges

MARK GLADWELL

• Psalm 8:1-8 Majesty of God in Creation

J C PHILPOT

• Psalm 9:9-10 The Refuge for the Oppressed

ROBERT MURRAY M'CHEYNE

• Psalm 9:6-7: God's Rectitude in Future Punishment
• Psalm 16:The True Pleasantness of Being A Child Of God

PAUL TRIPP

• Psalm 15:1-5 On God's Hill 

J HAMPTON KEATHLEY

• Psalm 19

DAVID H. ROPER

• Psalm 23: The Shepherd Psalm

JOHN NEWTON

• Psalm 25:4-5 The Christian and the World

JONATHAN EDWARDS

• Psalm 25:11 Pardon for the Greatest Sinners

GEERHARDUS VOS

• Psalm 25:14: The Secret of the Lord

OCTAVIUS WINSLOW

• Psalm 31:15 My Times in God's Hand

ROBERT MURRAY M'CHEYNE

• Psalm 31:5: The Spirit Committed To God

JONATHAN EDWARDS

• Psalm 36:2: The Vain Self-Flatteries of the Sinner

J C PHILPOT

• Psalm 38:9-10 Living Complaints
• Psalm 39:9-10 The Solemn Appeal and Earnest Cry of a Waiting Soul

RICHARD CALDWELL

• Psalm 39 The Wise Response To A Troubled Heart

MULTIPLE OLDER SERMONS

• Psalm 42

ARTHUR GOODWIN

• Psalm 45 A Composition concerning the King - Reflections on Psalm 45

BRUCE GOETTSCHE

• Psalm 46: The God Who Can Help

GEORGE WHITEFIELD

• Psalm 46:10-11 Christ the Best Husband

JONATHAN EDWARDS

• Psalm 46:10: The Sole Consideration, that God is God

J C RYLE

• Psalm 51:2: Where Are Your Sins?

ERIC SMITH

• Psalm 51:1-10 The Problem of Guilt

JOHN BUNYAN - 45 pages (Woe!)

• Psalm 51:17: The Acceptable Sacrifice - The Excellency Of A Broken Heart

JONATHAN EDWARDS

• Psalm 65:2 The Most High a Prayer-Hearing God

D MARTYN LLOYD-JONES

• Psalm 2 - Why Do the Heathen Rage?
• Psalm 73:1-2: Faith On Trial: The Problem Stated
• Listen to Dr Lloyd-Jones wax eloquent in Mp3's on 41 Psalms! (e.g., 4 sermons on Psalm 1!)

JONATHAN EDWARDS

• Psalm 73:25: God the Best Portion of the Christian

STEVE SANCHEZ

• Psalm 73: Is Your Spiritual Vision 20/20? Meditations on Psalm 73

RICHARD CALDWELL

• Psalm 73:21-28 The Wonder of a Believer’s Life

KEN WIMER

• Psalm 69:1,2 The Suffering Savior Depicted
• Psalm 70 A Prayer for Remembrance
• Psalm 73:1-17 How God Delivers the Righteous
• Psalm 73:6-28 Reasons Not to Envy the Wicked
• Psalm 78:65-72 God Awaking
• Psalm 79 Prayer in Time of Affliction
• Psalm 79 The Embattled Church

BRUCE GOETTSCHE

• Psalm 77 Lowering Your Stress Factor

J C PHILPOT

• Psalm 84:5-7 The Valley of Weeping

ROBERT MURRAY M'CHEYNE

• Psalm 85:6: The Cry for Revival

JOSEPH PARKER

• Psalm 85:6: The Revival of Religion

ALEXANDER MACLAREN

• Psalm 86:1-5: A Pattern of Prayer (Outline)

DENNIS PRUTOW

• Psalm 86:1-7 Grace and Gladness Glorifies God

ARNOLD FRUCHTENBAUM

• Psalm 90: An Exposition

J C RYLE

• Psalm 90:1 Our Home

BRUCE GOETTSCHE

• Psalm 91: The God Who Can Help

JONATHAN EDWARDS

• Psalm 94:8: Man's Natural Blindness in Things of Religion

J C PHILPOT

• Psalm 94:12-13 The Blessing of Divine Chastening

GEORGE MORRISON

• Psalm 96:8: Self-Denial, An Element of Worship (See "bring an offering..." from Ps 96:8 under "Giving in Worship")

SAMUEL DAVIES

• Psalm 97:1 Divine Government--the Joy of Our World

BRUCE GOETTSCHE

• Psalm 100 Joyful Worship
• Psalm 102 Lessons in Darkness
• Psalm 107:1-9: Thanksgiving List

GEORGE WHITFIELD

• Psalm 105:45: Britain's Mercies, and Britain's Duty

J C PHILPOT

• Psalm 107:4-7 The Houseless Wanderer
• Psalm 107:4-9 The Wilderness Wanderer
• Psalm 107:17-20 The Fool--His Character, Affliction, and Deliverance

GEORGE WHITFIELD

• Psalm 107:30-31: Thankfulness for Mercies received, a necessary Duty

KEN WIMER

• Psalm 109:1-5 Hated Without a Cause
• Psalm 109:6-31 An Imprecatory Prayer

EDWARD REYNOLDS - over 500 pages but not easy to read the Olde English!

• Psalm 110: An Explanation 

BRUCE GOETTSCHE

• Psalm 111:10: The Right Beginning for a New Beginning

SAMUEL DAVIES

• Psalm 111:10: True Religion the Highest Wisdom, and Sin the Greatest Madness and Folly

J C PHILPOT

• Psalm 118:27 The Sacrifice Bound to the Horns of the Altar

DEREK COOPER

• Psalm 119 The Word of God

KEN WIMER

• Psalm 119:105-112 The Free-Will Offering
• Psalm 119:153-160 Christ Our Representative Head

RALPH BOUMA

• Psalm 119:78 The Proud Brought to Shame
• Psalm 119:79 Desiring the Company of the Godly
• Psalm 119:80 The Sound Heart
• Psalm 119:81 Salvation’s Divers Forms
• Psalm 119:81 Our Hope Based Upon God’s Word
• Psalm 119:82 The Failing Eyes Waiting for the Promisesalyer
• Psalm 119:83 Like a Bottle in the Smoke

THOMAS MANTON

• Psalm 119:37 Mortified Eyes

J C PHILPOT

• Psalm 119:17 The Master's Bounty, and the Servant's Obedience
• Psalm 119:41-42 The Reproach Answered
• Psalm 119:132 The Lord's Merciful Look Upon His People

BRUCE HURT

• Psalm 121: A Commentary

MISCELLANEOUS ON PSALM 121

• Psalm 121: Bibliotheca Sacra: The Lord Watches Over You- David Barker
• Psalm 121 - John Gill
• Psalm 121 - Henry Law
• Psalm 121 - On Help - audio only but excellent - Mike Gilbart-Smith
• Psalm 121 Comments - Rich Cathers
• Psalm 121 Look Up - James Smith
• Psalm 121 - Multiple sermons (older) by verse

PAUL TRIPP

• Psalm 122:1-9 In the House of the Lord

MURDOCH CAMPBELL

• Psalm 125:1-2: The Lord Around His People

PHIL NEWTON

• Psalm 127 Reordering Your World

ROBERT ROHLIN

• Psalm 128:3 Why your kids are like olive plants

JOHN OWEN 

• Psalm 130 A Practical Exposition

J C PHILPOT

• Psalm 132:15-16 The Straying Sheep and the Sin-Bearing Shepherd

JOHN NEWTON

• Psalm 135:5-6 God Rules All!

BRUCE GOETTSCHE

• Psalm 136:1-3 Give Thanks to the Lord
• Psalm 139 Getting to Know God

DENNIS PRUTOW

• Psalm 137:1-8 Your Worship in an Alien World
• Psallm 148:1-14 Let Heaven & Earth Give Thanks

JONATHAN EDWARDS

• Psalm 139:23-24: Christian Cautions

J C RYLE

• Psalm 144:15: Happiness

ANDREW BONAR

• Psalm 147:1: Praise

HENRY MAHAN
SERMONS ON PSALMS

Transcripts are about 10 pages for each message.

•  Psalm 1 Blessed Is the Man
•  Psalm 1:1-6 A Blessed Man
•  Psalm 2 Jesus Christ Is Our Only King
•  Psalm 19:7-9 How Can We Find God
•  Psalm 22:26 Seeking the Lord
•  Psalm 23
•  Psalm 23 I Shall Not Want
•  Psalm 24
•  Psalm 27:4 One Thing
•  Psalm 27:4-8 Seeking the Lord
•  Psalm 27:4-8 Thy Face, Lord, Will I Seek
•  Psalm 32:1-2 The Blessed Man
•  Psalm 37 Eight Great Precepts
•  Psalm 37 Eight Great Precepts 01
•  Psalm 37:1-8, 34 Words to Live By
•  Psalm 39:4-5 Reflections of Sixty Years
•  Psalm 40:7-10 The Preacher's Theme
•  Psalm 49:20 Shall I Die Like a Dog or a Man
•  Psalm 51:1-10 The Sinner's Guide and the Believer's Comfort
•  Psalm 62:7 In God Is My Salvation
•  Psalm 73:28 Two Things That Are Good for Me
•  Psalm 91 The Promises of God
•  Psalm 91:14 Because He Hath Known My Name
•  Psalm 103:19 The Lord Rules Over All
•  Psalm 110:1-3 The Obedience of Faith
•  Psalm 110:1-7 The King Priest
•  Psalm 115:1-3 Where Is Your God
•  Psalm 116:15 When Death Is Precious
•  Psalm 119:71 Taught By Trouble
•  Psalm 130 A Psalml of Forgiveness
•  Psalm 130 The Progress of the Soul
•  Psalm 130:1-4 The Forgiveness of Sin
•  Psalm 130:3-4 Consider These Things
•  Psalm 135:5-6 It Pleased the Lord
•  Psalm 146 Praise the Lord

ROD MATTOON
COMMENTARY ON PSALMS

• Treasures-from-Psalms-vol.-1 (various Psalms from Ps 1 - 31) - 320 pages - goto page 309 for illustrations
• Treasures-from-Psalms-Vol.-2-Comp - (various Psalms from Ps 32-121) - 376 pages - goto page 370 for illustrations
• Treasures-from-Psalms-Vol.-3-Comp - (Psalm 119) - 352 pages - goto page 347 for illustrations

J VERNON MCGEE
Thru the Bible

See also

• Psalms - Thru the Bible - 256 Mp3's on one 18 hr 39' 240 MB zip file
• Psalms - Notes and Outlines (24 page Pdf)

David Malick - "These three volumes are a commentary on the Psalms. They are not too technical. They are devotional and enjoyable to read." (Selected Bibliography on the Book of Psalms)

ROBERT MORGAN
SERMONS ON PSALMS

JOHN PIPER
Sermons on Psalms

PULPIT COMMENTARY
on the Psalms
Exposition, Homiletics and Homilies

Scroll down each page below for the homilies

See similar work Preacher's Complete Homiletical Commentary

JOHN SCHULTZ
COMMENTARIES ON PSALMS

Free Online Bible Commentaries on all Books of the Bible. Authored by John Schultz, who served many decades as a C&MA Missionary and Bible teacher in Papua, Indonesia. His insights are lived-through, profound and rich of application. Click for pdf's of all 66 books of the Bible.

• Psalms 1 thru 41 - 211 pages
• Psalms 42 thru 72 - 145 pages
• Psalms 73 thru 89 - 87 pages
• Psalms 90 thru 106 - 73 pages
• Psalms 107 thru 150 - 179 pages

CHARLES SIMEON
Sermons on Psalms

Charles H Spurgeon writes that Horae Homileticae are "Not Commentaries, but we could not exclude them. They have been called “a valley of dry bones”: be a prophet and they will live." (Commenting on Commentaries)

John Piper says that Horae Homileticae "is the best place to go for researching Simeon's theology. You can find his views on almost every key text in the Bible. He did not want to be labeled a Calvinist or an Arminian. He wanted to be Biblical through and through and give every text its due proportion, whether it sounded Arminian as it stands or Calvinistic. But he was known as an evangelical Calvinist, and rightly so. As I have read portions of his sermons on texts concerning election and effectual calling and perseverance he is uninhibited in his affirmation of what we would call the doctrines of grace....What Simeon experienced in the word was remarkable. And it is so utterly different from the counsel that we receive today that it is worth looking at." (Brothers, We Must Not Mind a Little Suffering) (Bolding added)

C. H. SPURGEON
Treasury of David

The crown jewel of commentaries on the Psalms - Verse by Verse Commentary. Highly Recommended

Rosscup - In this very detailed exposition, the London pulpit master dealt with each verse, giving a wealth of illustration, practical comment, and preaching hints. Spurgeon shows that he read widely in the best literature of his day, gleaning out rich quotes. On any given verse one can expect to find exposition or quotes looking at it from various angles. The devotional flavor is excellent. Here is a suggestive source for preacher or teacher and much wealth for general readers, though readers must go elsewhere for word studies and exegesis to supplement their own personal exegetical study. There is also a condensation of the Treasury which cuts out about two-thirds of it, leaving much of the richness (Ed Note: The links below are to the unabridged version) (David Otis Fuller, Psalms by Spurgeon. Grand Rapids: Kregel, 1976. 703 pp.). The condensation is a help to the busy who want to get at the hub of things quickly. Also cf. McGrath (this section).

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C. H. SPURGEON
All of his Sermons on
Book of Psalms

C. H. SPURGEON
Devotionals on Psalms

Faith's Checkbook are those entries with titles while the links with only the Scripture and no title are from  Morning and Evening

See also Spurgeon's Verse Expositions of Selected Psalms

RAY STEDMAN
Expository Sermons on the Psalms

RAY STEDMAN
Devotionals on the Psalms

See 2 Books that each contains one year of devotionals...

• Daily Devotions- The Power of His Presence
• Daily Devotions- Immeasurably More

Note this is the order the devotionals are arranged by RayStedman.org

BOB UTLEY
PSALMS: THE HYMNAL OF ISRAEL

Modern commentator who has brief notes on many of the verses of each Psalm. This resource can aid your study as well as teaching and preaching of the Psalms.

WARREN WIERSBE
Prayer, Praise and Promises

• 365 Short, Excellent Devotionals on the Psalms
• Excellent Resource for ideas and quotes if you are preaching or teaching the Psalms

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OUR DAILY BREAD
DEVOTIONALS ON THE PSALMS

• These make excellent illustrations for preaching or teaching the psalms.
• Updated - August 4, 2017

Psalm 1-9

Psalm 10-19

Psalm 20-29

Psalm 30-39

Psalm 40-49

Psalm 50-59

Psalm 60-69

Psalm 70-79

Psalm 80-89

Psalm 90-99

Psalm 100-109

Psalm 110-119

Psalm 120-129

Psalm 130-139

Psalm 140-150