This is the fifth book in Ronald Dart"s series of Devotional reflections on the Psalms. So many people turn to the Psalms in time of trouble, and it isn"t hard to understand why. In the Psalms, we find a kindred spirit, someone who understands what it means to be afraid, to be rejected, to be betrayed. These psalmists would understand us if we talked with them, because they would have known our pain. But what makes the Psalms such a refuge is that, even from the bottom of the pit, these men knew they were not forsaken by God, and they looked up. Like the book covering the earlier Psalms, this book is not argument, not polemics, but simply time with God. The author suggests that you pause at the end of each Psalm to think about it. If you are a bedtime reader, the Psalms make a fine source of meditation after you turn out the lights. This book will mean the most to you if you spend time in thought after each Psalm. You will remember it longer and it will mean more to you. If you have trouble praying, this book can turn your prayer life into a time of experiencing the God you never knew. It will equip you to reflect more closely on his purpose. It can provide a divine influence to bring about sharing, spiritual growth, and surrender to the Almighty. Because Time with God is inspirational and reflective, it will make a perfect gift for a loved one, a mate, or a friend. Sharing this with others can build a mutual relationship with God. It can be a turning point in the lives of others as well as in your own life.