Easy to Memorize Psalms

  1. Psalm 23 – Isn’t this everyone’s favorite psalm? The Lord is my shepherd and all that? I know it by heart, and I would like my girls to know it by heart, too.
  2. Psalm 136 – This is like a conversation. Almost every line starts with Give thanks to the Lord… and ends with His faithful love endures forever. I think it will be easy to learn.
  3. Psalm 118 – This one is a little longer, taking up 2 entire printed pages, but I think we can learn it if we do it slowly over a month or two.
  4. Psalm 1 – This one is very short and talks about a person who loves God and how she should behave. Definitely good for kids to have in their pocket.
  5. Psalm 63 – This is another short one that talks about meditating on God in the morning, noon, and night.
  6. Psalm 145 – This is a longer psalm about the glory of God. It is pure worship, and I like how it reminds us of all the different ways God is good to us.
  7. Psalm 51 – This is a longer one about sin and being a sinner. It is a poem of confession and repentance which is really helpful for our kids to learn.
  8. Psalm 103 – This is another long one about praise and the benefits of having a relationship with God.
  9. Psalm 133– This is a very short one about the unity of the body of Christ and how God blesses that. It would be a nice one to start out with.
  10. Psalm 139 – I love this psalm. It includes the verses about being knit together in your mother’s womb and being fearfully and wonderfully made.

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