Sermons onPsalms 34

His Name Shall Be

• 19:03Psalms 34

  John insists on it. He pauses the narrative to swear by his own testimony. He says, I have witnessed these things. They are true. Because he wants us to know that scripture is being fulfilled. The spear that pierced the side of Christ. John tells us that not one of Jesus' bones was to be broken. Echoing Psalm 34, verse 20. And also reminding us of the Passover lamb in Exodus 12.

Asking for a Friend

• 19:20Psalms 34

  whatever makes you feel good or whatever you want to be good. We have actually sung the song today already. Taste and see that the Lord is good. Says Psalm 34. Psalm 100, verse 5 says, the Lord is good and his mercy endures forever. Something is good when it shapes your soul towards Christ. When it fuels moral

Firm Foundation

• 31:49Psalms 34

  And through Christ God comes really close. Psalm 34 don't miss this that the Lord is close to the broken hearted. The Lord is close to those who are crushed in spirit. I'm reminded of this story in this book called Blue Like Jazz and in this story in this book there's the story of a

Psalms

• 3:50Psalms 34

  But there has to be a point in our lives when faith reaches your heart. And it is from the heart that the overflow of our mouth speaks. So today is about the heart. Biblical thanksgiving occurs when faith is stored in the heart. Psalm 34. This is a full circle sermon for me. Because some of you reminded me that my very first sermon ever in St. Clair County, actually in Alabama, was Psalm 34.

• 3:56Psalms 34

  Because some of you reminded me that my very first sermon ever in St. Clair County, actually in Alabama, was Psalm 34. If you don't remember that, you're in luck, because I don't remember what I preached either. But I do know it was Psalm 34, an individual psalm of thanksgiving. Today's message is simply entitled, The Insanity of Thanksgiving. The Insanity of Thanksgiving. I'll read verses 1 through 3.

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