We are preparing to study the book of Jonah but this week we will consider Psalm 90 as our thanksgiving psalm. Although Psalm 90 is not a thanksgiving psalm, I thought it would be good for us to consider this psalm as an example of prayer and an encouragement for us to praise God even in times…

We continue in our mini-series on Psalms that help us in spiritual warfare. We will consider Psalm 73, a Psalm of Asaph where he shares with us his own spiritual struggle in light of the prosperity of the wicked.

We continue in our evening sermons to consider a psalm of encouragement for the church. As we consider Psalm 46 we see the comfort and encouragement that comes from knowing that God has promised to be with his church. We will consider what this means for us and how we should be encouraged and emboldened…

After completing our study of the book of Leviticus, we will have a short series on significant psalms. Today, we’ll be considering Psalm five, which I am calling “A Psalm of Preparation for Spiritual Warfare.” In this psalm, we see the two ways or “two sides” of the spiritual battle. And we are reminded the…

We will take a break from Ephesians to consider this famous thanksgiving psalm (Psalm 100). This is the most well-known psalm of praise, but it is also one of the most evangelistic psalms in the Psalter. It is a call to thanksgiving to all the earth. We will consider these three points: To whom the call is…

We met with the Mount Airy congregation in a joint afternoon service. I will be preaching from Psalm 139. Here we see David’s meditation on the divine attributes and we see his response of faith. We will consider these five points: David’s reflection on God’s omniscience. (vv. 1-6) David’s reflection on God’s omnipresence. (vv. 7-12) David’s reflection…