Psalm 8 is a blue sky after a grey winter. Pure praise in the middle of lament. No requests, no complaints, just worship. David lifts his eyes from hardship to heaven and declares the majesty of God’s name in all the earth.

This psalm reminds us that God’s glory is unmatched, His name exalted above the heavens. Yet He is also mindful of man. He is caring for us, crowning us with honor, and inviting us to reflect His glory.

Psalm 8 points beyond David to Jesus, the Son of Man who fulfills what Adam failed to do. Through Him, we are brought back to the Father and adopted into a new family. When life is heavy, Psalm 8 lifts our gaze. It helps us remember who God is, and who we are in light of Him.

Key Themes:
· Worship in the Middle of Trouble: Psalm 8 teaches us to praise even when life is hard.
· The Glory of God: His name is majestic in all the earth, exalted above the heavens.
· The Weak Made Strong: God reveals His power through human weakness.
· The Value of Humanity: Though small, mankind is crowned with honor and given purpose.
· Jesus, the Son of Man: He is the true fulfillment of Psalm 8. The Last Adam who brings us back to God.

Key Texts:
· Psalm 8
· Hebrews 2:5–9
· 1 Corinthians 1:26–29
· Genesis 1
· Matthew 11:25

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