The study questions are prepared for individual or group discussions, or for adaptation for church use.
See below for an Example Study.
Questions for church use can be adapted in many different settings. For example, to prepare Sunday and corporate worship, as part of the sermon or prayer, cell group study and so on.
Some adjustments to the above scheme will be necessary to fit with your church calendar, personal circumstances, or other pressing priorities and interest for group studies. An alternative is to swap one month with another, rather than mixing study materials from different month. This helps with aligning everyone to one timetable.
Which month is it now?
You are welcome to use any materials anytime to fit your schedule.
The study questions are available for use however you like. Here is a summary of the study categories:
Individual studies
Designed for individual use. Best to start these before group studies.
Group studies
Designed for groups. Best to start these studies after members have started the individual studies so that wider contributions are possible.
Church studies
For use in whole-church gatherings: use the questions to help develop ideas.
Example study
Month 3
(Each set of studies is grouped in month. Psalms It Up is launched in April 2026. Month 3 is then June 2026)
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It is recommended that Individual studies commence before or at the same time as Group ones, so that discussion points from the Individual studies can be extended to the group. Beyond that, the psalms can be in any useful sequence.
The questions for the Church studies should be adapted by worship leaders to fit with church activities, e.g. they can use the questions to prepare their prayer, sermons, etc., or to help with planning for breakfast fellowship, elders’ meetings, etc.
Here is an example from one church – “P”:
P: Week 1
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P: Week 2
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P: Week 3
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P: Week 4
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Another church (R) might approach the same month 3 materials in a different way:
R: Week 1
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R: Week 2
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R: Week 3
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R: Week 4
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A 3rd group (“S”) might approach this entirely differently:
S: month plan
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