OK. So here's my promised round-up. I didn't get an earth-shattering, Augustinian conversionary moment, but I wasn't really expecting or looking for that - I was just looking for something to think about through the day really.
I did have a 'tingles down the spine' moment when I was feeling very low and stressed and received 'Fear not, I will help thee'.
In this same vein was the passage about having been marvellously helped, since I do feel that I have been helped (to grow in faith and understanding) in recent months.
Otherwise, it seems to me that the beginning and end were important. I started with a reminder to praise God and not to forget his benefits, and I ended with a reminder of what it is that we stand to gain by believing (peace and joy in the Kingdom of Heaven). So... two things I should definitely hold onto and not forget.
In between, I got a lot that was relevant to the season of Advent... blessed is he who comes; the day of the Lord cometh; the wilderness shall be glad (i.e. the world is about to be turned around for the better), etc. This also applied to the less reassuring passage that I got from the books of the Prophets, as the prayer that I found on my church website reminded me...
There were also reminders of some of the key events in the life of Christ: Transfiguration, Triumphal Entry, Resurrection. All of these passages are to do with recognising Christ, and this is particularly meaningful to me personally as someone who has always had quite a detailed (but 'dry', 'educational' if you like) knowledge of Christianity, but who has struggled to (really) recognise Christ and accept him.
Oh, and finally, there was the reassurance that many waters cannot quench love. I know that there is a danger that I lose sight of what I've found here when I go back to my 'normal' life. But I will hold onto that love, and hope that whatever waters may come, it will really not be quenched.
And with that, I will sign out. Thanks for letting me do this here...