In Psalm 34, David writes about a time when he was a desperate man and in serious trouble. He recognises that God helped him and turned his life around, and so he invites others to trust God - to "taste and see that the Lord is good!"
Showing posts with label psalm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label psalm. Show all posts
Wednesday, 6 June 2018
Tuesday, 5 June 2018
The Midweek Message: The Voice of the Lord (Psalm 29)
On the Sunday morning when I'd planned to preach from Psalm 29 - a psalm about storms and floods - we experienced a tremendous storm and flooding! We still managed to meet together as a church, but were unable to make a recording of the message. Here, then, is a recording I made later at home, so the sound quality and atmosphere will be different to usual.
In this psalm, David recognises the character of God's voice witnessed in the natural world. The Lord speaks with authority, and thus He is able to give us guidance we can trust.
Wednesday, 28 February 2018
The Midweek Message: A Statement of Faith Pt.1 God
As a church plant, we've been supported by the FIEC and anticipate adopting their statement of faith when we become independent. We're therefore going through the 9 points of that statement during our Sunday evening services. Here is part one, where we consider some of what the Bible teaches about God. Although we look at a lot of passages in the Bible, I mainly focus on Psalm 90.
Monday, 29 January 2018
Just Another Melodic Monday: Psalm 139 (Were I to Cross from Land to Land)
I've recently been listening an album of "New Scottish Hymns", and wanted to share this version of Psalm 139, "Were I to Cross from Land to Land", which reminds us of the sovereignty of God in life and death, and the joy of knowing his steadfast love.
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