Sermons on Psalms (Page 4)
How the Believer and the Unbeliever Differ
Psalm 119:153-160 You can tell whether God has given you grace by your response to His Law.
Why You Should Renew Your Obedience to God
Psalm 119:145-152 Walking close with the Lord will keep you far from your enemies.
Who Is Great in God’s Eyes?
Psalm 119:137-144 The one who is great in God’s eyes is the one who loves His Law and keeps it.
How Much Should You Love God’s Commandments?
Psalm 119:129-136 Your desire to know and keep God’s Law should be strong enough to create a great hunger in your soul for them.
Why You Can Expect God’s Help
Psalm 119:121-128 You should want to learn God’s Law because everything it says is right.
Why There Is Safety in Obeying
Psalm 119:113-120 If you want the Lord to fulfill His promise to keep you safe, you must listen and submit to what He wants you to do.
Why You Should Never Take a Break from Obedience
Psalm 119:105-112 If you want to be spiritually strong, you must never take a break from obeying.
Why You Should Love God’s Law
Psalm 119:97-104 You should love God’s Law because it gives you the wisdom and understanding you need to love Him and your neighbor.
Why Imperfect Obedience Is Enough to Receive the Promises
Psalm 119:89-96 You must obey if you are to receive God’s promises- but even your best efforts will still be far from perfect.
Why God Fulfills His Promises When You Obey
Psalm 119:81-88 When you obey God’s commandments, you show you are His, and at the same time, show that you are the heir of His promises.
Why God Wants You to Obey
Psalm 119:73-80 One important reason the Lord wants you to obey Him is that you might be an encouragement to others to do the same.
Why Difficulty Is Good
Psalm 119:65-72 The Lord will often discipline us with difficult situations to give us a better appreciation for His commandments.