Psalm 37 1. Trust in the lord. (v3) 2. Delight thyself also in the Lord. (v4) 3. Commit they way onto the lord. (v5) 4. Rest in the lord. (v7) The sermon centers on the biblical antidote to spiritual fretting and envy, drawing from Psalm 37 to address the discouragement caused by the apparent prosperity of the wicked and the struggles of faithful believers. It identifies four divine remedies—trusting in the Lord, delighting in the Lord, committing one's way to the Lord, and resting in the Lord—as essential responses to anxiety, discontent, and comparison. Each remedy is presented as both a spiritual posture and a practical discipline, emphasizing personal fellowship with Christ, surrender of burdens through prayer, and reliance on God's timing and sovereignty. The tone is pastoral and comforting, urging the congregation to replace envy and anger with faith, joy, and surrender, while affirming that God honors faithful trust and will fulfill His purposes in His way and time.