Winding upward through dangerous mountainous terrain is the road from Jericho to Jerusalem. Pilgrims have traveled this path for thousands of years, on their way to celebrate the holy day festivals in the Holy City of Jerusalem. To keep them moving forward with courage and strength they sang. These songs have been preserved for us in the Psalms of Ascent, Psalms 120 through 134 in our Bibles. While the original tunes have undoubtedly been lost through the centuries, these psalms still beg to be sung.Singing All the Way: Reflections on the Psalms of Ascent, presents a series of devotional readings, poetry, Bible Study discussion guides for group study or personal journaling, and a new musical setting for each psalm. The printed music is included, and you may go online to hear a group of musical pilgrims sing them. The songs are folkish in style, and it will be easy to sing along. Our own life journeys may also be steep and difficult, and singing on the way can be a great help; a gift that God has given us. Whether it is at 3:00 in the morning walking a sleepless baby, on the march with am invading army, looking for hope in the midst of great suffering, or simply joining in worship after a long day or a busy week, God’s gift of music can lift our hearts and minds to Him. As those pilgrims journeyed up the Jericho Road toward Jerusalem, so we also travel on our own pathways toward heaven and home. May the reflections in this book bring you joy on your journey – Singing All the Way.