Sermons on Praise
11 ADOPTION through the Son – Galatians 4:1-7
AM 01 February 2026 11 Adoption through the Son Galatians 4’1–7 Introduction – From Bondage to Belovedness Every person longs to belong, to be known, loved, and accepted. We often seek that security in family, work, the approval of others, or even in our religious performance. But apart from Christ, all such striving leaves us living like servants rather than sons, trying to earn what can only be given by grace. The Apostle Paul writes to the Galatians because they…
Psalm 41 O Lord Be GRacious To Me
PM 11 January 2026 Psalm 41 O Lord Be Gracious to Me Text: Psalm 41:1–13Title: O Lord, Be Gracious to Me PM 11 January 2026 Introduction Beloved congregation of our Lord Jesus Christ, tonight we turn to Psalm 41—the last psalm in the first book of the Psalter. You will notice that it both begins and ends with blessing. Verse 1 opens: “Blessed is the one who considers the poor!” Verse 13 closes: “Blessed be the Lord, the God of…
Psalm 35 The LORD IS OUR DEFENDER
PM Sermon 09 November 2025 Psalm 35 Great Is the LORD Text: Psalm 35:1–28 (ESV) Introduction: When the Righteous Suffer Brothers and sisters, have you ever been falsely accused? Have you ever tasted betrayal or mockery at the hands of those you once helped? Have you ever been wronged and felt powerless to defend yourself? Psalm 35 is God’s gift for such seasons. This psalm is a prayer of the righteous sufferer—David, God’s chosen king—pleading for deliverance, lamenting injustice, and…
Psalm 34 – Taste and See That The Lord Is Good!
PM Service, 02 November 2025 This expository sermon on Psalm 34, “Taste and See That the LORD Is Good,” unfolds David’s song of praise, his invitation to fear the LORD, and his assurance of God’s care and redemption. Drawing rich connections to Christ as the greater David, the true Refuge, and the Redeemer of sinners, it calls believers to bless the LORD at all times, trust Him in affliction, and live in the holy fear that flows from His redeeming…
Psalm 33 Our Soul Waits for the Lord
PM 26 October 2025 Psalm 33 calls believers to joyful worship, confident trust, and patient hope in the Lord who reigns over all. This Christ-centered sermon shows how the eternal Word—Jesus Christ—reveals God’s upright Word, faithful works, sovereign counsel, and steadfast love. In a world filled with fear and self-reliance, it urges God’s people to rest in His unshakable promises: “Our soul waits for the LORD; He is our help and our shield.”
Psalm 32 – The Blessedness of Forgiveness
PM Service, 19 October 2025 This sermon on Psalm 32 – The Blessedness of Forgiveness proclaims the joy and freedom found in confessing sin and receiving God’s pardon through Christ. Exploring David’s journey from guilt to grace, it reveals the misery of concealed sin, the peace of confession, and the security of God’s steadfast love. Rooted in the gospel, it calls believers to live honestly before God, rejoice in forgiveness, and find refuge in Jesus—the One who bore our guilt…
Psalm 31 – Into Your Hands I Commit My Spirit
PM 12 October 2025 This expository sermon on Psalm 31:1–24, “My Times Are in Your Hand,” unfolds David’s journey from fear to faith, showing how believers can trust God’s sovereign hand in every season of life. Through vivid exposition and Christ-centered application, the message teaches that our lives—every joy and sorrow, gain and loss—are safely held in the hands of the faithful Redeemer who prayed, “Into Your hand I commit My spirit.” A powerful call to trust, courage, and steadfast…
Psalm 29 – The Voice of the Lord
PM Service, 28 September 2025 This sermon on Psalm 29 calls us to ascribe glory to the Lord, whose voice thunders over creation and who reigns as King forever. God’s majesty shakes the wilderness, yet He blesses His people with strength and peace in Christ.
28 From Plea to Praise
PM 21 September 2025 Have you ever prayed and felt as though heaven were silent? You bowed your head, lifted your heart, and cried out with trembling lips—only to be met with silence, as though your prayer disappeared into the air? The heavens seemed as brass, your soul as dry ground, and your God far off. That’s where David begins in Psalm 28. David—king of Israel, man after God’s own heart, the sweet psalmist of Israel—is not immune to that…