Psalm 119 is an acrostic poem of 176 verses, all celebrating God’s Word. It exalts Scripture as the path of blessing, the anchor in affliction, the lamp in darkness, and the delight of the heart. As ...  Read More

Everything That Has Breath Praise the Lord—Psalm 150—Fourth Sunday of Advent — PeaceI. Where to Praise: Everywhere (v. 1)Two locations are named, and together they tell the whole story.“His sanctuary”...  Read More

The most-quoted Psalm in the NT. It reveals Christ as King and Priest, seated at God’s right hand until His enemies are made His footstool. Preaching this on the Third Sunday of Advent (Joy) gives a p...  Read More

Human love often begins with attraction or a sense of benefit. We love what appeals to us or what helps us. God’s love begins with His character. He loves because He is love. Advent teaches us that Go...  Read More

Psalm 90 is the oldest. Moses writes it while conducting the longest funeral service in history. For forty years, an entire generation fell in the wilderness. Spurgeon said those wilderness graves lay...  Read More

Until I Went Into the Sanctuary—Psalm 73IntroductionI. The Crisis of Envy (vv. 1–14)—ResentmentA. The Tension Between Verse 1 and Verse 2v.1 establishes theology v2 reveals experienceB. The Sight That...  Read More

Covenants as the Structure of ScriptureText Focus: Genesis 9; 12; 19–24; 2 Samuel 7; Jeremiah 31; Luke 22
Theme: God relates to His people through covenants that unfold His redemptive purpose.
Goal: S...  Read More

Have you ever had a moment where God held up a mirror and you finally saw yourself? You can hide things from people. You can’t hide from the God who loves you too much to let you die in the dark....  Read More

Christian Life: Worship, Ethics, and Daily Life of Early ChristiansFocus Biography: Tertullian of Carthage (c. 160-220 AD)I. Historical ContextA. Social BackgroundBy the early 3rd century, Christianit...  Read More

Psalm 46 proclaims God as our refuge, strength, and present help in trouble. It assures us that, though the world collapses, God is with us. He is the fortress of His people. The psalm ends with the g...  Read More

The Communicable Attributes of God: Reflecting His Character in Our LivesObjective: understand what communicable attributes are, see how they flow from God’s nature, and identify ways to grow in refle...  Read More

God reveals Himself through creation and Scripture. Apologetics begins with God speaking, not man speculating....  Read More