Psalm

Psalm 150:1-6 |Transcription: This morning. The psalm that we are looking at, Psalm one hundred and fifty is a magnificent Psalm. I'd like to begin our time by reading Psalm one hundred and fifty in its entirety. So if you would look down at your copy of God's Word and follow with me as I read from the scriptures. Psalm one fifty, beginning in verse one. God's word says this. Praise the Lord. Praise God in his sanctuary. Praise him in his mighty heavens. Praise him for his mi

Psalm 119:145-152 | Transcript: This morning, though. Psalm one hundred and nineteen. I'm going to read it for us. The stanza, which is verses one forty five to one fifty two. Those letters, by the way, it's all the ESV, says the Psalm. Each stanza of the psalm is a different Hebrew letter, and not every Hebrew letter lines up with an English letter. So they just give you the Hebrew letter. But it's cough. It's more or less the English cue, I guess, would be the what it's goi

Psalm 134:1-3 | Transcription: So if you just read Psalm one thirty four, you noticed one thing right away. It's short. The Greeks were known for memorizing massive, massive poems, the Aeneid, which is ten thousand lines of poetry. It was almost a rite of passage for any Greek gentleman, although they did not use the word gentleman, but for any Greek man of dignity to have memorized most, if not all, of the Aeneid. Ten thousand lines. It was typical for both Greeks and Romans

Psalm 110:1-7 | Transcription: Some one hundred and ten. Yahweh says to my Lord, sit at my right hand until I make your enemies your footstool. Yahweh sends forth from Zion your mighty scepter. Rule in the midst of your enemies. Your people will offer themselves freely on the day of your power in holy garments from the womb of the morning, the dew of your youth will be yours. Yahweh has sworn and will not change his mind. You are a priest forever after the order of Melchizede

Psalm 118 | Transcription: This morning. In our worship, we are looking at Psalm one hundred and eighteen. It is a very long text, but an incredible psalm. And so I think we would cheat ourselves if we didn't read the whole thing. So indeed, I'm going to read the entirety of Psalm one hundred and eighteen. Let me invite you to look at Psalm one hundred and eighteen and follow with me as I read from God's Word beginning in verse one, the Word of God says this. O give thanks to

Psalm 98:1-9

Psalm 72:1-20

Psalm 132:1-8 | Transcription: We're starting an advent series called songs for Weary Shepherds. And the idea behind this is behind this series that we'll go now through Christmas Eve is that there are. The shepherds came to Jesus's birth and sang songs when when he was born. And so we don't know what songs they sang, but we know that they had many of the psalms memorized. And so it is likely that the song sung by those shepherds on that first Christmas morning would have bee

Psalm 65:1-13

Psalm 113 |Transcription: This morning. Our text is Psalm one hundred and thirteen. So let's begin our time by reading from God's Word. If you look down at your copy of of the scriptures, follow with me. As I read Psalm one hundred and thirteen, beginning in verse one, the word of God says this. Praise the Lord. Praise, O servants of the Lord, praise the name of the Lord. Blessed be the name of the Lord from this time forth and forevermore. From the rising of the sun to its s

Psalm 8:1-9 |Transcription: In the final year of World War two, an 18 year old princess Elizabeth Windsor joined the British army. For several years during the war, Britain had begun conscripting women to join the war effort, so that unmarried women under 30 had to join the armed forces. And so the princess was registered as troop number two three zero eight seven three and went to basic training like everyone else to learn about the basics of motor mechanics and how to drive

Psalm 123:1-4

Psalm 116:1-19

Psalm 40:1-17

Psalm 90:1-17