Missio Dei Fellowship

How we view wealth and power will ultimately reveal much about the state of our hearts. In this psalm, the Sons of Korah speak to the reality that it is the height of folly to trust in riches. The reason is quite simple: death is the great equalizer of all mankind. In death, no amount of money, power, or prestige you had in this life will make any difference in the world before God. The only meaningful difference will be if you've trusted and hoped in God, for He alone has the ability to redeem you from the power of death.

Ephesians 1 says that the believer has been blessed with every spiritual blessing because they are in Christ. When discussing the wrath of God it behooves us to grasp how broad and deep the salvation from that wrath is. God did not merely release us from that wrath- rather, He lifts up poor sinners and places them into His beloved Son. And with that comes incredible blessings. These-blessings are what we explore here.

Ephesians 1 says that the believer has been blessed with every spiritual blessing because they are in Christ. When discussing the wrath of God it behooves us to grasp how broad and deep the salvation from that wrath is. God did not merely release us from that wrath; rather, He lifts up poor sinners and places them into His beloved Son. And with that comes incredible blessings. Theseblessings are what we explore here.

In this second part of a series on God's wrath and salvation we explore the reality of His wrath toward all who reject Him. We see its beginnings and follow this wrath throughout the bible to the end when it roars forth in fulness. And we are then reminded of the-way of escape.

In this second part of a series on God's wrath and salvation we explore the reality of His wrath toward all who reject Him. We see its beginnings and follow this wrath throughout the bible to the end when it roars forth in fulness. And we are then reminded of theway of escape.

This is the introductory sermon on a small series regarding salvation. The-wrath of God is a prominent subject and focus of the Bible. Yet it is often misunderstood and-diminished in modern pulpits of America. This series is designed to develop the reality of God's-wrath, its justness, and the way of escape God provides through His Son, Jesus Christ.

This is the introductory sermon on a small series regarding salvation. Thewrath of God is a prominent subject and focus of the Bible. Yet it is often misunderstood anddiminished in modern pulpits of America. This series is designed to develop the reality of God'swrath, its justness, and the way of escape God provides through His Son, Jesus Christ.

This psalm focuses on extolling the virtues of what it calls -The City of God,- which is Jerusalem. The city is seen higher above all the rest of the cities on earth and it is celebrated for its virtues and goodness. While the reasons they celebrate are many, they all focus on the fact that God cares for them and has given them this special significance. As the psalmist portrays this reality in song, he illustrates God's care for His people and this city by highlighting that God dwells in their midst, preserves them from their enemies, and sustains them in His lovingkindness in all of life and death.

This psalm focuses on extolling the virtues of what it calls "The City of God," which is Jerusalem. The city is seen higher above all the rest of the cities on earth and it is celebrated for its virtues and goodness. While the reasons they celebrate are many, they all focus on the fact that God cares for them and has given them this special significance. As the psalmist portrays this reality in song, he illustrates God's care for His people and this city by highlighting that God dwells in their midst, preserves them from their enemies, and sustains them in His lovingkindness in all of life and death.

The psalmist brings to a burning focus a singular truth- all of mankind is obliged to come worship the King over all creation. The reason-- He is King. He is King over the earth, He is King over the nations, He is King over Israel, and He reigns as King from His holy throne above it all. The proper response, therefore, of all men, women, and children in light of the fact that God is the Sovereign One over all, is to worship.