Sermons on Praise

Sermons on Praise

Flourishing or Fading? Psalm 92 | Brent Smith

Psalm 92 serves as a reflection on the nature of God’s goodness and eternal faithfulness, emphasizing the importance of continual praise and worship. It presents a contrast between the flourishing of the righteous and the ultimate downfall of the wicked, illustrating the assurance found in living a life rooted in God’s love and righteousness.

Psalms 136-138 – Singing Songs Of Sorrow Or Praise

We see in Psalms 136 and 138 a call to praise God and a reminder why we should do so. Sandwiched between these Psalms is a Psalm detailing a time when the Jews had no song to sing, when they sat in captivity in Babylon. It’s a picture of the results of sin. It will rob us of a song to sing.

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

Giving Thanks To God

Guest speaker Sandy Adams (pastor of Calvary Chapel Stone Mountain) shares on how to give thanks to the Lord, based on some key instructions out of Psalm 116. Bible Text: Psalm 116:12-15

Living To Praise God

Solomon begins this chapter addressing those who boast in what they’re going to do, and boasting in what they’ve done. But we shouldn’t be seeking praise for ourselves, rather our lives should be lived to praise God alone. Bible Text: Proverbs 27:1-27

Our Response To His Reign

As we close out this section dealing with the Reign of the Lord, we look at how we should respond to the fact that God is Sovereign over all. Bible Text: Psalms 97-100
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