Sermons onPsalms 32

Who's Your King

• 4:45Psalms 32

  Lord, may we think deeply of our transgression in this moment. Father, may we think deeply and remind us of the words of Psalm 32. Blessed is the man, blessed is the woman, whose transgressions are forgiven and whose sins are covered. Lord, cast us not away from your presence, that we would be quick to confession, and that we might teach transgressors your way.

• 35:19Psalms 32

  is the first beginning of good works. The confession of our evil sin is the beginning of our good works. If you read Psalm 32, Psalm 32 is a personal diary recap of David about this. Psalm 51 is written in the moment, about the moment that David heard from Nathan that he was the man. But Psalm 32 in verse 5 says this, this is David again speaking,

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• 17:33Psalms 32

  Men, come to that men's night out, October the 1st, and listen to what secret sins will eat away with you. Psalms 32. When I refused to confess my sin, I was weak, miserable, and I groaned all day long. My strength evaporated me like water in the summer heat. Finally, I confessed my sins to you, and I stopped trying to hide them all.…

• 9:24Psalms 32

  …simply nourishes that relationship if a believer if you're a true believer a mission of one's sin alters not not your position before him but it it helps us enhance our peace with the god of grace each and every time psalms 32 verse 9 happy is is the person whose sin is forgiven whose wrongs are pardoned isaiah and luke and simon peter both have what i call that uh-oh moment some of us in this room need to have that uh-oh moment you know what…