Pastor Mike Frison had the congregation turn our thinking to Psalm 116. In this Psalm the psalmist reviews the goodness of God in providing, saving, rescuing, directing, etc. his servant. The psalmist’s response is to give God honor; to pay his vows; offer public praise.
Bible readers often consider Psalms on their own, as individual songs or poems or laments. In today’s sermon, Pastor Jerry Croyts concludes a two-part talk on Psalm 1 and 2. As he explains, these two Psalms most likely were written as one and were only divided into two by later editors. In Psalm 2, the […]
We are pleased to have Jerry Croyts preaching today.
Psalm 95 contains joyful praise and solemn warning. Both are needed by God’s people.
The events which underlie the writing of Psalm 34 seem quite an unlikely source in which King David finds and experiences God’s goodness. David is on the run for his life and the enemies of Israel appear to be a better haven than any he can find in his own country. Yet it is exactly […]
In Psalms 130 the Psalmist gives us great reason to hope in the Lord. SB_20170430_Conrow2
Yes, Jesus did provide an unbelievable blessing for sinners! A Blessing for Sinners
Is the law of God a burden or a blessing? Visiting preacher Philip Burch introduces us to Psalm 119 and answers this question in his sermon on the first eight verses of this great chapter. Our Way Directed by God