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Old Testament Law 1 – Misconceptions (4/19/2026)
Most Christians don’t quite know what to do with the Old Testament law. We skim it. We avoid it. Or we assume it belongs to another time, another people, another covenant. And yet, Psalm 119—the longest chapter in the Bible—is a sustained meditation of delight: “Oh how I love your law…I rejoice in it like one who finds great treasure.” Which raises an uncomfortable question: Why do they love what we ignore? This opening week invites us to
confront that gap—not by jumping immediately into explanations, but by examining the assumptions we carry. Because the truth is, many of us aren’t rejecting the law consciously—we’ve simply inherited a set of quiet misconceptions. Audio from Tyson's sermon on April 19, 2026.
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By Monument Presbyterian ChurchMost Christians don’t quite know what to do with the Old Testament law. We skim it. We avoid it. Or we assume it belongs to another time, another people, another covenant. And yet, Psalm 119—the longest chapter in the Bible—is a sustained meditation of delight: “Oh how I love your law…I rejoice in it like one who finds great treasure.” Which raises an uncomfortable question: Why do they love what we ignore? This opening week invites us to
confront that gap—not by jumping immediately into explanations, but by examining the assumptions we carry. Because the truth is, many of us aren’t rejecting the law consciously—we’ve simply inherited a set of quiet misconceptions. Audio from Tyson's sermon on April 19, 2026.