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Let thy work appear unto thy servants, and thy glory unto their children. (Psalms 90:16) *1/ A mark of being the Lord's servants - his people. 2/ The work that is to appear - Salvation 3/ Where it is to appear to us - Scriptures, providence, in our souls. 4/ How it is to appear to us - glorious.* **Sermon Summary:** This sermon explores the prayer of Moses in Psalm 90:16, emphasizing that the visible manifestation of God's work is a distinct mark of His people. The central message argues that while the world may perceive events as chance, the believer is granted spiritual sight to recognize God's hand in salvation, providence, and the inner workings of the soul. The exposition details how this divine work appears through the Scriptures, where the Word becomes a new and open book to the converted heart, and through life's circumstances, where past providences are retrospectively understood as acts of grace. The tone is pastoral and encouraging, urging believers to look for these tokens of election and to respond with awe and service, recognizing that the glory of God is not merely an abstract concept but a tangible reality that moves the heart and transforms the believer's perspective on sin and salvation.

James 3:13-18

Robert Strivens preaches from Psalm 72 on the kingdom of Christ, asking what it means to live under His rule. The psalm speaks first of Solomon's reign but points forward to the Lord Jesus Christ. Five marks of His kingdom are set out: righteousness, with justice for the poor and oppressed; prosperity and peace; a reign that reaches the ends of the earth; deliverance, rooted in Christ's compassion for needy sinners; and everlasting honour to the King. The sermon encourages believers to live to His glory and to look forward to the day the whole earth is filled with His glory.