Read the life of David—and his psalms—in order.

King David didn’t write the Psalms from a mountaintop—he wrote them in caves, in betrayal, in victory, in worship.

This free reading plan helps you experience the Psalms the way they were lived: alongside David’s real story.

Free Chronological Reading Plan: David’s Life + Psalms Side by Side

What Is It?

This is not just a reading checklist—it’s a curated devotional journey through the life of David, pairing the biblical narrative of his life with the psalms he wrote in real-time. You’ll walk through the caves, courts, and crises of a worshiper—and read his songs while he was living them.

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What You’ll Experience

📖 Chronological Flow of Scripture

• Follows David’s life across 1 & 2 Samuel, 1 Chronicles, and 1 Kings

• Scripture is broken down into six weeks, manageable for study or devotional rhythm

• Includes significant moments from Ruth (his genealogy) to his final days

🎶 Psalms in Their Original Context

• Psalms are not listed in numerical order—but by when David wrote them

• You’ll read Psalm 34 after David flees to Gath
  Psalm 3 after Absalom’s betrayal
  Psalm 51 after his fall with Bathsheba

🔥 An Invitation to Burn, Not Just Read

• This plan isn’t just informational—it’s transformational

• As you walk through the real emotions behind each psalm, you’re invited into deeper awe and honesty with God

📦 What’s Inside the PDF

• 📅 6-Week Reading Schedule (flexible timing)

• 🗂️ Daily pairings of historical chapters + psalms

• 📌 List of psalms with unknown authorship dates for optional reflection

• 🖥️ Designed for easy reading on phone or print

🧭 How to Use It

• Devotionally – 1 week at a time or 1 psalm per day

• In groups – Great for small groups, worship teams, or Bible studies

• Alongside journaling – Reflect on what David felt, and what you’re feeling

🧡 Who It's For

• Worship leaders and creatives

• Everyday believers who want more than performance

• Anyone who has ever cried out, worshiped in a cave, or felt unseen by man but known by God