Why am I handwriting Psalm 100 every day? The motivation comes from many areas. Here are 13 motivations and inspirations. 1. Get in the Bible more I miss having a weekly Bible study. For nine years I went to a Bible study in the city.… Read the rest

Why would I render Psalm 100 in a Pac-Man font? A few loose reasons. 1. It’s my birthday, so I wanted to do something fun Every year when my birthday rolls around, it seems like I’m doing something creative. I don’t plan this out, it just kinda happens.… Read the rest

Of the eight sentences in Psalm 100, only two end with a period. The other six sentences have wonderful exclamation points. These two periods serve a definite purpose. If you take Psalm 100 and split it into two halves; each of these periods concludes their respective half.… Read the rest

(Instagram • Twitter) “All the earth” is very much emphasized in today’s rendering of Psalm 100 for the “Psalm Everyday” project. I wanted to push one phrase in Psalm 100 to be really big and bold. “all the earth” is quite a bold statement, so it’s fitting to make this shine nice and loud.… Read the rest

(Instagram • Twitter) Every day for the past week I’ve been writing Psalm 100 by hand. I hope to continue this project for at least a year. Some days I do a straight-forward writing. Other days I do something a little more creative.… Read the rest

[Update: you can follow my @PsalmEveryday on Twitter and @PsalmEveryDay on Instagram.] We all know that reading our Bible every day is a great thing. How about hand-writing a verse every day? Hand-writing a verse everyday gets you to slow down and absorb each word more.… Read the rest