Psalms 129-130
Cole Smith takes us through a verse by verse study of Psalms 129-130.
Psalms 125-128 – Songs Of Ascent 2
We continue looking at the section known as the Psalms of Ascent. These were Psalms recited by the Jews as they made their way to Jerusalem to celebrate the three main annual feasts. They sang with excitement and joy as they anticipated worshipping God.
Psalms 120-124 – Songs Of Ascent
We get into the first part of this section known as the Psalms of Ascent. These were songs sung as the Jews made their way up to Jerusalem for their major feasts. On their way they would look to the Lord in anticipation and praise.
Psalm 119:129-176
Pete Jansen shares through Psalm 119:129-176
Psalm 119:73-128 – The Value Of God’s Word
In our continuing study through Psalm 119, we examine the immense value the Word of God is to those who put their trust in it.
Psalm 119:17-72
Pastor Rob shares through Psalm 119:17-72
Psalm 119:1-16 – The Word’s Effect
We begin our trek through Psalm 119, the longest chapter in the Bible, as we explore the blessings and benefits of the Bible.
Psalms 116-118 – Hallelujah, What A Saviour
The last of the Hallel Psalms contain some wonderful insights and prophecies of the work Jesus accomplished for us. They show us that we have many reasons to give praise to the Lord.
Psalms 112-115 – The Prerogative Of Praise
Over and over we see the call to Praise The Lord! And to do so from this time forth and forevermore. It’s the program of heaven. Are you a person of praise? This message will help encourage you to be one or continue in an attitude of praise in all things.
Bible Text: Psalms 112:1-115:18
Psalms 110-111 – Why We Worship
Psalm 110 is the most quoted Old Testament passage in the New Testament. It’s a great reminder of who Jesus is. And in Psalm 111 we look at the motivation to worship.
Bible Text: Psalms 110:1-111:10
Psalms 108-109 – Help Me Lord
Psalms 108-109 is a cry for the Lord to come and bring help in the midst of difficulty, persecution and injustice.
Job 40-42 – The Restoration Of Job
God continues to show Job the wonders of His creation, displayed through two of His most magnificent beasts – the behemoth and leviathan. It gives Job a greater revelation of the greatness and sovereignty of God and of his own inadequacy to tell God what He should or shouldn’t do. In the end, Job will repent and be restored and given a better end to his life than the beginning.
Bible Text: Job 40-42