Sermons on Psalms (Page 6)

You Are There

Psalm 139:7-10 God is omnipresent (He is present everywhere). After reviewing this aspect of His character and seeking to understand what it means and what it does not mean, we then spend some time reflecting on the practical significance of this truth.

God Is Truth

Psalm 86:15 God is abundant in truth and faithfulness – there is no lie in Him, no deception. He always speaks the truth, and He will always do what He says. For this reason, our hearts should be drawn out in love to Him.

He Is a Righteous and Just God

Psalm 89:14 We don’t usually think of God’s righteousness and justice as reasons to love Him, but we see in this message that they are just as valid reasons as those we’ve seen previously in this series.

The Rock Higher Than I

Psalm 61:1-2 Where can we look in our troubles? Should we look inside? Or should we look to someone who is far greater and more powerful than we are?

Fruitfulness in Old Age

Psalm 92:12-15 We consider that if we will walk with the Lord, He will make us fruitful throughout our lives, even to old age.

I Will Teach You the Way

Psalm 32:8-9 We consider the spiritual blessing of divine guidance. Paul tells us that in his own warfare, he didn’t fight as one beating the air – he knew precisely what to do and when to do it. He knew because He had direction from the Lord.

The King of Glory

Psalm 24:1-10 In this glorious psalm, we consider the qualifications for those who would enter into the presence of God, and then see that Christ has fully met them on behalf of His people.

Whatever You Do Will Prosper

Psalm 1:3 We consider another blessing God promises his people, one we would all like to have: success. The Lord knows this is important, which is why He promises to bless us with success if we meet certain conditions.