Psalm 78 is the second of four Psalms which highlight the people of God lead by a shepherd. In Psalm 77, the people were led by Moses as the shepherd. In Psalm 78, the people are lead by David as the shepherd. In Psalm 79 the people are led by the Shepherd. In Psalm 80 The Lord Jesus is the Shepherd of King David --The theme for this morning sermon is Embracing Our Spiritual Heritage. This is the focus of Psalm 78-1-72. According to Ancenstry.Com, many of us would find our historical heritage in Scotland, Ireland, England, Holland, or Prussia.--In Ephesians 2-11-13 the Apostle Paul is making it clear that converted Gentiles have received a new Spiritual Ancestry. Now our spiritual ancestry begins with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.--Through King David's leadership, as the shepherd of God's people, His Mighty Men were able to do great things because they knew their God.

Psalm 78 is the second of four Psalms which highlight the people of God lead by a shepherd. In Psalm 77, the people were led by Moses as the shepherd. In Psalm 78, the people are lead by David as the shepherd. In Psalm 79 the people are led by the Shepherd. In Psalm 80 The Lord Jesus is the Shepherd of King David --The theme for this morning sermon is Embracing Our Spiritual Heritage. This is the focus of Psalm 78-1-72. According to Ancenstry.Com, many of us would find our historical heritage in Scotland, Ireland, England, Holland, or Prussia.--In Ephesians 2-11-13 the Apostle Paul is making it clear that converted Gentiles have received a new Spiritual Ancestry. Now our spiritual ancestry begins with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.--Through King David's leadership, as the shepherd of God's people, His Mighty Men were able to do great things because they knew their God.

The theme for this mornings sermon is a House for Our Soul. We grow in our understanding of the house for our soul by distinguishing the Spirit of God in 1 John 4-1-6. We also grow in our understanding of a House for Our Soul by discerning the God of Love in 1 John 4-7-16. We grow in our understanding of a House for our Soul by developing the love of God.

The theme for this mornings sermon is a House for Our Soul. We grow in our understanding of the house for our soul by distinguishing the Spirit of God in 1 John 4-1-6. We also grow in our understanding of a House for Our Soul by discerning the God of Love in 1 John 4-7-16. We grow in our understanding of a House for our Soul by developing the love of God.

We've been looking at the first letter from Apostle John to the Church of Ephesus for the past several months. We have seen that the Apostle John and the Apostle Peter and the Apostle Paul have different styles of writing. Both Apostle Paul and Apostle Peter have the style of presenting a sequential argument with point A, Point B, and point C.----This morning we will be considering the Spirit of Truth, The Spirit of Deception, and Our Secret Weapon.

We've been looking at the first letter from Apostle John to the Church of Ephesus for the past several months. We have seen that the Apostle John and the Apostle Peter and the Apostle Paul have different styles of writing. Both Apostle Paul and Apostle Peter have the style of presenting a sequential argument with point A, Point B, and point C.----This morning we will be considering the Spirit of Truth, The Spirit of Deception, and Our Secret Weapon.

The theme for this mornings sermon is remembering the works of the Lord. Remembering His wonders of old. Meditating on all His work and talking of all His deeds.--The meditations that transform will transform our grief in verses 1-4. The meditations that transform will transform our desire to search for the truth in verses 5-9. The meditations that transform will transform our desire to remembrance in verses 10-15. The meditations that transform will transform our desire to praise in verses 16-20.

The theme for this mornings sermon is remembering the works of the Lord. Remembering His wonders of old. Meditating on all His work and talking of all His deeds.--The meditations that transform will transform our grief in verses 1-4. The meditations that transform will transform our desire to search for the truth in verses 5-9. The meditations that transform will transform our desire to remembrance in verses 10-15. The meditations that transform will transform our desire to praise in verses 16-20.

Augustine of Hippo wrote three sets of books which changed the world. The first book demonstrated how the idolatry of the Greek and Roman Empires brought the invasion of the Gauls to bring judgement on their idolatry. The Roman Empire had blamed the Christians refusal to worship the Emperor as the cause of the Gaul Invasion. The Lion of the Tribe of Judah impacted the world in his day and our day. --As Augustine wrote the City of God, he included an account of Alexander the Great's conquest of the world. Augustine tells the story of a pirate captured by Alexander the Great. Alexander asked the pirate, -How dare you molest the sea----The pirate responded to Alexander, -How dare you molest the whole world-- Before Alexander could kill the pirate, the pirate added, -Because I do it with a little ship only, you call me a thief. You, Alexander, you molest the world with a great navy, and you are called an emperor.---The second set of books that Augustine of Hippo wrote were his commentaries on Romans, Galatians, Ephesians, Colossians, and Philippians. These books brought about the conversion of Martin Luther and also gave John Calvin the launch in perfecting Martin Luther's Reformation. The Lion of the Tribe of Judah targeted the Anti-Christs exposed by the Apostle John in his first letter.--The third set of books include the Confessions of Augustine, Augustine points to our hearts and confesses that our hearts are restless until they find their rest in Christ. In all three books, Augustine points our hearts to Christ just as 1 John 3-16-24 leads us to finding our rest in Christ.

Augustine of Hippo wrote three sets of books which changed the world. The first book demonstrated how the idolatry of the Greek and Roman Empires brought the invasion of the Gauls to bring judgement on their idolatry. The Roman Empire had blamed the Christians refusal to worship the Emperor as the cause of the Gaul Invasion. The Lion of the Tribe of Judah impacted the world in his day and our day. --As Augustine wrote the City of God, he included an account of Alexander the Great's conquest of the world. Augustine tells the story of a pirate captured by Alexander the Great. Alexander asked the pirate, -How dare you molest the sea----The pirate responded to Alexander, -How dare you molest the whole world-- Before Alexander could kill the pirate, the pirate added, -Because I do it with a little ship only, you call me a thief. You, Alexander, you molest the world with a great navy, and you are called an emperor.---The second set of books that Augustine of Hippo wrote were his commentaries on Romans, Galatians, Ephesians, Colossians, and Philippians. These books brought about the conversion of Martin Luther and also gave John Calvin the launch in perfecting Martin Luther's Reformation. The Lion of the Tribe of Judah targeted the Anti-Christs exposed by the Apostle John in his first letter.--The third set of books include the Confessions of Augustine, Augustine points to our hearts and confesses that our hearts are restless until they find their rest in Christ. In all three books, Augustine points our hearts to Christ just as 1 John 3-16-24 leads us to finding our rest in Christ.