Sermons on Psalms (Page 8)
A Life without Regret
Psalm 119:80 We focus on the living the kind of lives (as believers) that will lead to us having least regrets on the day of our death and then on the Day of Judgment. We see that this is a life lived according to God’s Law.
My Soul Is Satisfied
Psalm 63:5 Have you learned the secret of contentment? Is God’s love through Jesus Christ enough to satisfy you? We consider that: #The things of the world can never satisfy the human heart. #Only God is able to do this for us.
How to Receive the Desires of Your Heart
Psalm 37:3-7 Having seen that the human heart cannot be satisfied with the things of this world but only in the Lord, we now reflect on how we may do this from a practical standpoint. David tells us that our satisfaction will come as we walk with the Lord.
Hindrances to Following Christ
Psalm 14:1-3 We examine some of the reasons why people don’t believe and follow Christ.
God’s Faithfulness
Psalm 89:20-37 This morning, we consider more generally how the Lord fulfilled His promise to David that he would never lack a man to sit on his throne. This was true for as long as Judah continued as an independent nation.
Divine Preservation
Psalm 18 This morning we look at several instances of the Lord’s deliverance of David when his life was in danger. The Lord preserved him for two reasons: *The Redeemer was going to come through David *He protects His people
Apostasy and Revival
Psalm 106:34-46 This morning, we see another way the Lord preserved His people once they were in the land: through revival. Once Israel’s godly leadership died off, the people immediately fell away from the Lord.
Trust in the Lord
Psalm 91 With the outbreak of the H1N1 Swine Flu potential pandemic, we realize that this is only one of many things that happen all the time and result in loss of life. The important thing is to understand what is going on from a Biblical perspective.
Our Days Have Declined
Psalm 90:9-12 We consider the shortening of man’s life expectancy and how God brought it about as a means to advance redemption.
Safely in the Hands of God
Psalm 105 Resuming our review of the history of redemption as we have it in the Scriptures, we see this morning from various accounts in Genesis how God protected His people (from whom Messiah would come).
The Passion of Christ
Psalm 22 Through this Psalm, written about 1000 years before Christ became a man, we trace His sufferings on the cross and the descriptions of the blessings that would come to His people as a result.
The Blessing of a Righteous King
Psalm 21 We look at this Psalm as it speaks to us concerning the Lord Jesus Christ and His exaltation to become the King of kings, waiting for His enemies to be made His footstool.