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psalms
His Steadfast Love Endures Forever (Psalm 100 and Mark 16:15)
Psalm 100 is summary of the previous kingship psalms. In history, it is considered as the “banner hymn of the Reformed tradition” for it contains
The LORD Our God is Holy (Psalm 99 and Revelation 15:1-4)
We have again another kingship psalm. This is the last of its kind from the series of enthronement psalms. Again, it is also in the
Make a Joyful Noise to the LORD (Psalm 98 and Philippians 4:4)
Psalm 98 is another kingship psalm. What is significant in Psalm 98 is that it takes the form of a hymn of praise. The psalmist
The LORD Reigns (Psalm 97 and Hebrews 1:1-4)
Before we begin, let us pray: Living God, help us to hear your holy Word with open hearts so that we may truly understand; and,
Worship in the Splendor of Holiness (Psalm 96 and Acts 17:22-31) – Part 2
Let us begin the sermon this morning with an application of last weeks point regarding the relationship between worship and mission. We heard from last
Worship in the Splendor of Holiness (Psalm 96 and Acts 17:22-31) – Part 1
Before we begin let us prayer: Teach us your way, O Lord, and lead us on a level path. Teach us, O Lord, to follow
Let Us Sing Songs of Praise (Psalm 95 and 1 Corinthians 10:1-12)
Before, we begin, let us pray. Lord God, at the beginning of time, your Spirit moved over the waters. So send your Spirit to us
The LORD will Not Forsake His People (Psalm 94 and Luke 4:17-21)
We continue our sermon series based on the book of Psalms, which we understood as Christโs Psalms and Our Psalms. The different forms of the
The LORD Reigns (Psalm 93 and Mark 4:35-41)
Before we begin, let us pray. God of life, your Spirit raised Jesus from dead. Your Spirit inspired the prophets and writers of Scripture. Your