July 22, 2022 - Divine Recognition | Psalm 9

1. v.1-6 Perceiving

2. v.7-12 Praising

3. v.13-20 Pleading

Main Idea: Since God recognizes us in Christ, recognize his work.

 

The Kiss of Righteousness and Peace | Psalm 85

 1. Steadfast Love 

2. Faithfulness 

3. The Way They Meet

Main Idea: Since Christ is the way to God, follow him

Longing for the City of God | Psalm 48

1. Where we long to be

2. The problem of getting there

3. The King who brings us there Main Idea: God has prepared for us a heavenly city — let us look to our King Jesus to bring us there

Christ: The King of All The Earth | Psalm 47

1. King Over Israel 2. King Over All The Earth Main Idea: Since Christ is King over all the Earth, praise his name!

 

God is our Refuge | Psalm 46

1. Finding Fearlessness With God
2.  Finding Joy With God
3. Finding Peace With God Main Idea: God is our refuge; let us take shelter in him through every distress.

Lamenting with Hope | Psalm 44

1. Remembering God 
2. Lamenting to God 
3. Hoping in God 

Main Idea: Because of God’s steadfast love, we are free to lament to him.

The God Who Does Not Keep Silent - Psalm 83 | September 6, 2020

 Where is God when it seems like the world is falling apart? Psalm 83 shows us that God is not silent about evil and the brokenness of the world. Instead, he always is at the work of restoring all things to his glory.

What To Do With A Stubborn Heart | Psalm 81

 

Shining Faces in Psalm 80: The hope of becoming more like the Light we see

Main idea: Since God’s light can reach us, we are never beyond restoration.

Sermon Points:

1. The Light We Need Shining (vv.1-3)

2. A Light Too Near (vv.4-7)

3. A Light Too Distant (vv.8-13)

4. The Light That Restores (vv.14-19)

Delivered to Atone | Psalm 79

Who Can Stand Before the Lord? | Psalm 76

All Might Makes All Right | Psalm 75

Arise & Defend | Psalm 74

Jealousy & God's Judgement | Psalm 73

When we see the wicked prospering, what are we to do? Psalm 73 tells us to see God in his sanctuary. There we see that our God holds us tightly when we are despairing and that our God will judge the wicked. Since Jesus became our sanctuary, we are to hope in him forever.

Forget Not That the Lord Is Judge | Psalm 50

This summer we will look at the "Psalms of Asaph." One of the recurring themes is trusting in God for his just judgments. Today we start with a very basic, but important, lesson -- remember that the Lord is Judge. In particular, we need to see how Jesus was judged for us and how his grace to us leads us to live for him.

Darkness and the Silent God - Psalm 88

God puts us into the darkness to help us grow in grace. We will learn to pray in the midst of the darkness, comforted that Jesus has suffered ultimate darkness, so we can cry out to him in our own times of darkness.

Envy and God's Sanctuary - Psalm 73

See if you can name someone who never has been jealous. Pretty difficult, eh? We all have been there. We know what it's like to have envy over others -- especially those who we think are worse sinners than we are. Come and find out how Psalm 73 shows us how to place our envy in God's holy temple.

Waiting upon the Lord, Psalm 130

This week in worship: Waiting on God to act sometimes seems impossible! After all, we want things done our way right away. Yet, waiting on the Lord refines our faith. Waiting helps us to want the Lord more than the stuff we are waiting for. Come, listen and find out the joy of waiting on God.

Thanksgiving and the Good God | Psalm 100

Our happy God should be worshiped by a happy people. That sounds good, but how do we do that? How do we see God in all his wonder and beauty when we live in a culture that is "all about me"? Come, listen and find out.

Godly Fear & God's King | Psalm 2

The Fourth of July holiday weekend reminds us of our nation's struggle to escape tyranny and gain freedom. Here in Psalm 2 we see God's King who suffered tyranny so that we can be free. Come, listen and find out more about living free under King Jesus.

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