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Theme: Christ's Beauty Displayed and Spoken Of 1. Christ's self revelation v1 2. Christ's declaration concerning his bride. 3. Applications. Service including Lord's Supper Administration Psalter 27:1,4 Song of Solomon 2:1-14. Text: Song of Solomon 2:1-2 Psalter 28:1,2,3 Sermon Psalter 15: 1,2 Reading the second part form for the administration of the Lord's Supper and prayer Psalter 17:1,4 Administration of the Lord's Supper Psalter 30:1 Closure of the Lord's Supper and Thanksgiving Psalter 29:1,2 Doxology

The Morning Devotional Season 11 | Edition 61 July 16, 2026 Psalm 92 This morning devotional explores Psalm 92 as a song for the Sabbath, emphasizing the call to worship God through thanksgiving and praise in both morning and evening. The sermon highlights the contrast between the temporary prosperity of the wicked and the eternal reign of the Lord, who destroys all enemies. It encourages believers to reflect on Christ's victory and to find gladness in God's steadfast love and faithfulness. The text illustrates how the righteous flourish like palm trees and cedars, bearing fruit even in old age while declaring God's uprightness. Ultimately, the message urges the congregation to ascribe glory to the King who has rescued them and promises heavenly rest.

This lesson explores the biblical path to overcoming anxiety through a sequence of spiritual disciplines found in Philippians 4. It emphasizes that believers must first rejoice in the Lord and cultivate moderation, recognizing that God is always near and will judge all actions. The preacher contrasts worldly worry with prayerful supplication coupled with thanksgiving, explaining that this approach enables the peace of God to keep the heart and mind. Furthermore, the message instructs listeners to actively fill their minds with truth, honesty, justice, purity, loveliness, and virtue, rather than seeking empty voids through secular meditation. Ultimately, the text asserts that living out these principles results in the presence of the God of peace in one's life.

The Morning Devotional Season 11 | Edition 61 Psalm 92 Providence Presbyterian Church Evansville, IN Pastor's Website: https://theparchment.net/ This devotional meditation on Psalm 92 emphasizes the call to worship God through morning and evening rhythms of thanksgiving and praise. The text highlights the contrast between the temporary prosperity of the wicked and the eternal reign of the Lord as King. It encourages believers to reflect on Christ's victory over evil and the assurance of flourishing for the righteous who remain planted in God's house. The message urges the church to restore a consistent pattern of worship and to recognize God's steadfast love and faithfulness in daily life. Ultimately, the sermon directs attention to the upright character of God and the hope of final deliverance for His people.

'I waited patiently for the LORD; and he inclined unto me, and heard my cry.' Waiting on the Lord is not idleness — the man who waits is the man who cries out to God while he works, and keeps on crying out. He heard the cry, brought him up out of the horrible pit, set his feet upon a rock, and established his goings.

The sermon interprets Philippians 4:1-9 as a cohesive unit addressing the specific discord between Euodia and Syntyche rather than isolated verses. It argues that Paul's commands to rejoice, pray without anxiety, and focus on virtuous thoughts are practical solutions for restoring unity among believers. The central message emphasizes that prayer and thanksgiving provide a divine peace that guards hearts against the stress of interpersonal conflict. By viewing these instructions through the lens of church harmony, the preacher highlights character traits like reasonableness and gentleness as essential for resolving disagreements. Ultimately, the passage calls believers to maintain spiritual focus and mutual care while awaiting Christ's return.

Pastor Matt explains that giving thanks in everything is grounded in the belief that God sovereignly works all things for the good of believers, conforming them to the glory of Christ.

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