Praying Psalms of Lament gives us our voice before God. Praying the Psalms of Lament together as a community gives us unity in our voice before God.  

Praying Psalm 13 turns our attention to God as we cry out to him. Then we are honest with our complaint before him.  As we cry out, we request that God intervenes, and the trust God in his unfailing love even though it doesn't all make sense.

Praying from Psalm 13 can be used in worship, in small groups, for ministry teams, with elders and deacons, with church staff, in Sunday school classes, and in other gatherings as we cry out to God.

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