This continues a series of studies stemming from my studies with Bruce Waltke, his lectures, and our book, How to Read and Understand the Psalms -Crossway, 2023-.

This continues a series of studies stemming from my studies with Bruce Waltke, his lectures, and our book, How to Read and Understand the Psalms (Crossway, 2023). The sermon explores the pervasive nature of human depravity, drawing from Psalm 14 to highlight humanity's rejection of God and the resulting corruption. It examines the cultural shift away from divine authority, leading to moral relativism and the erosion of traditional values, connecting this to Nietzsche's assertion of 'God is dead.' The message emphasizes the necessity of electing grace as the only solution to this condition, while offering assurance through the certainty of Christian hope and the ultimate restoration of God's people, affirming that God's promises will be fulfilled despite present challenges.

This continues a series of studies stemming from my studies with Bruce Waltke, his lectures, and our book, How to Read and Understand the Psalms -Crossway, 2023-.

This continues a series of studies stemming from my studies with Bruce Waltke, his lectures, and our book, How to Read and Understand the Psalms -Crossway, 2023-.

This continues a series of studies stemming from my studies with Bruce Waltke, his lectures, and our book, How to Read and Understand the Psalms (Crossway, 2023). This sermon explores the themes of divine justice and faithful praise through the lens of Psalm 9, highlighting the interplay between recounting past deliverances and petitioning for continued mercy. It emphasizes God's unwavering sovereignty and commitment to righteousness, both in historical judgment and in the ultimate triumph over adversity, encouraging listeners to maintain expectant praise even amidst suffering and to anticipate the return of Christ, when justice will be fully realized and the hope of the afflicted will be eternally fulfilled. The sermon underscores the importance of trusting in God's character and proclaiming his deeds, recognizing that he is a stronghold for the oppressed and a just judge who will ultimately vindicate his people.

This continues a series of studies stemming from my studies with Bruce Waltke, his lectures, and our book, How to Read and Understand the Psalms (Crossway, 2023).

This continues a series of studies stemming from my studies with Bruce Waltke, his lectures, and our book, How to Read and Understand the Psalms -Crossway, 2023-.

This continues a series of studies stemming from my studies with Bruce Waltke, his lectures, and our book, How to Read and Understand the Psalms (Crossway, 2023). The sermon explores the majesty of God and humanity's unique position within creation, drawing from Psalm 8 to highlight the interplay between divine power and delegated authority. It emphasizes God's glory displayed in both the vastness of the heavens and the dignity bestowed upon humankind, particularly through the concept of dominion over the earth and its creatures. The message connects this praise to the New Testament, interpreting the psalm's language as fulfilled in Jesus Christ, who ultimately subdues all enemies and restores God's kingdom, anticipating a future where all creation will acknowledge God's sovereign rule and humanity will fulfill its divinely appointed role.