Sunday Messages - Sheboygan eFree Church Sunday Messages

Psalm 49 is the last in the collection penned by the Sons of Korah (Pss 42-49)found in Book Two of the Psalms. Furthermore, Psalm 49 follows a collectionof kingship psalms, which speak of God (Elohim) and God’s Messiahestablishing sovereign reign over...

Psalm 46 is set in a collection of kingship psalms, which encompassesPsalms 45-48. This collection begins with the proclamation that Israel’s Godand his Messiah reign over all the nations of the earth. As noted last week,the Messianic King is the...

Psalms 45-48 are a collection of kingship psalms in Book Two, similar to thegrouping of the five kingship psalms (Psalms 20-24) in Book One. Thedifference between these two collections involves the name for oursovereign ruler. In Psalms 20-24, the...

You will notice that Psalm 43 lacks a superscription. This is because it is to becombined with Psalm 42, as indicated by the repeated phrases found in 42:5,11; and 43:5. These opening psalms to Book Two are part of the first Sons ofKorah Collection...

With this exposition, we are beginning Book Two in our series in the Psalms.When considering the flow of the psalms, O. Palmer Robertson views the theme in Book One as confrontation, while the theme in Book Two is communication. We will notice how the...

Today (Psalm 39), we close our study of Book 1 (1-41) of the Psalms. Psalms 38-41 are the "final chapter" in this book which are all penned by David (39 of the 41 “Book 1” Psalms are attributed to David). 38-40 are personal laments which...

The psalm we are considering today is known as an acrostic psalm, the third of four that appear in Book One. Each verse begins with one of the 22 letters in the Hebrew alphabet. For example, verse 1 begins with the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet...

Psalm 24 is the last in a series of 5 kingship psalms (Pss 20-24), which findtheir impetus in the stirring words of Psalm 18:50, in which we are told Greatsalvation he brings to his king, and shows steadfast love to his anointed, to Davidand his...

It was on January 22, 1973, when the Supreme Court of the United Statesannounced it’s decision regarding abortion in the case of Roe v. Wade. Thedecision, made by a 7-2 majority, overturned laws restricting or prohibitingabortion in all states across...