A collection of sermons from the book of Psalms. A recurring series every summer since 2016.
Confidently pray for present safety of the King’s people and public victory of the King Davids Song Christ’s song Our Song
Glorify God, Live Together, Make Disciples
Glorify God, Live Together, Make Disciples
Summer in the Psalms
Working through a trial with confidence through prayer to the point of praise. David teaches us how we can work through difficult situations in life I. The Setting: A Painful Crisis II. The Solution: 1. A Prayerful Cry 2. A Peaceful Confidence 3. A Praiseful Celebration 4. A Prophetical Consolation
When there is much to be afraid of, there is even more to be trusting in.
God’s name, meaning His character, promises, and attributes, instills hope within God’s people in the face of opposition.
Psalm 53 The heart of the human problem is the problem of the human heart. Three basics for understanding humanity: I. The Appraisal of Mankind: Corruption (1-3) II. The Reprisal of Mankind: Rejection (4-5) III. The Reversal of Mankind: Salvation (6)
Psalm 52 Unlike the wicked, the righteous trust in the steadfast love of God, which endures forever.
Psalm 51 The way to truly obtain God’s grace is to first experience brokenness over sin. Five aspects of God’s grace: 1. The Context of God’s Grace 2. The Plea for God’s Grace (1-6) 3. The Work of God’s Grace (7-12) 4. The Response to God’s Grace (13-17) 5. The Corporate Nature of God’s Grace (18-19)
The fact that God is on His throne should cause us to trust His words and worship Him in holiness.
Psalm 50 Three sobering calls from the Judge of all the Earth: A call to renewed relationship (1-6) A call to grateful worship (7-15) A call to true obedience (8-23)
Money fails to redeem our soul, which is only accomplished in Christ. Three eternal failures of money Money fails to stop death (5-12, 16-17) Money fails to give eternal life (13-14, 18-19) Money fails to be a substitute for God. (7,14,15)