Sunday morning sermon by Matthew Higginbotham. In Psalm 51, David shares some powerful words about sin and salvation. What can we learn from them?
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Sermons on Psalms
The last 6 psalms end the book with an emphasis on worship. Tonight we will explore some of the thoughts, focusing on Psalm 145…
We have been studying some Psalms on Sunday nights! Tonight we walk through Psalm 139, which reflects on the greatness of God in a very personal way…
It’s Super Bowl Sunday, which means a lot of people on the winning side will be celebrating tonight. In our lesson, let’s reflect on some psalms that go together, sung in times of celebration…
One of the things we love about Bible study is seeing all the connections among different passages of Scripture. Tonight we look at Psalm 110, and notice all the Scriptural connections to this important Psalm…
The psalms are special to us, because they share thoughts about real faith and real life. Psalm 73 tells about one of Asaph’s spiritual journeys – can we relate to his struggle, and how did he gain his renewed perspective?
There will be things in life that disappoint us – our dreams simply don’t always go the way we planned. Those life disappointments bring spiritual challenges, so how can we handle them faithfully? This morning we study from Psalm 3, to see if we can learn something from David…
Memorial Day weekend is a weekend of remembering, an idea that’s very important to the Christian faith. But an opposite idea is also important to us: God, please forget. This morning, we study one of the Bible’s best-known confessions of sin, one that teaches us so much about how we should respond to our own sin-failures…
Tonight we revisit one of our favorite psalms, and probably the best-known one. It’s a psalm about trust on the paths of life, and it reminds us of some things that are special to us on a Graduate Day – or any day!
“Hope in God” has been our theme for 2017. Our theme verse has been Psalm 42:5, so this morning we will study its context, Psalm 42. What does the psalm teach us about handling difficulty, and about how to reorient our soul when we feel disoriented in our faith?