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Psalm 25 Bible Study (Explained): Psalm 25 is David’s prayer for God’s leadership, truth, and deliverance. David says, “To You, O Lord, I lift up my soul… in You I trust—let me not be put to shame” (Psalm 25:1–2). This Psalm teaches us how to wait on the Lord, take His instruction seriously, and keep our eyes toward Him when we’re lonely, afflicted, and surrounded by enemies.
In this Psalm 25 teaching, we cover:
“To You, O Lord, I lift up my soul” — what real trust looks like (Psalm 25:1–3)
“Teach me Your paths… lead me in Your truth” (Psalm 25:4–5)
Mercy, steadfast love, and God not remembering the sins of our youth (Psalm 25:6–7)
God as Teacher: “He instructs sinners in the way” (Psalm 25:8–10)
“Pardon my guilt, for it is great” — forgiveness for God’s name’s sake (Psalm 25:11)
Who God teaches: the one who fears the Lord and walks in humility (Psalm 25:12–14)
“He will pluck my feet out of the net” — God’s protection from traps (Psalm 25:15)
Loneliness, affliction, distress, and enemies with violent hatred (Psalm 25:16–19)
Refuge, integrity, uprightness, and waiting for God (Psalm 25:20–21)
David’s closing prayer: “Redeem Israel… out of all his troubles” (Psalm 25:22)
If you’re in a season where you need direction, forgiveness, and stability, Psalm 25 calls you back to the same foundation: take God’s leadership seriously, stay in the Word, and wait for Him.

Join our latest "bible study" as we explore the profound message of "psalm 25". This scripture offers "encouraging scriptures" for personal reflection, guiding us to deepen our "faith" and connect through "prayer". Discover how these teachings illuminate our spiritual path.