Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 10 This entire psalm is about the antichrist, the man of sin. It describes in detail the personification of the “man of the earth” in Psalm 10:18. The numbers are interesting in this psalm, 10 is the number of Gentiles in the BIble, and 18 verses […]
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Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 9 This psalm is a reference to a time in the future when the Lord returns and all the people will know him, for better or for worse, Psalm 9:5. There is a division in this psalm of people who want to know the Lord and […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 8 Gittith is a word that shows up in 3 Psalms. Psalm 8, 81, and 84. Each of these Psalms has to do with God dwelling with man. Gittith sounds like Gittite. As an instrument, it sounds like guitar. It is a reference to a Gittite […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 7 Psalm 7 has historical context. The cross reference to the events of Psalm 7 are in 1 Samuel 24. Psalm 7 is prophetic. The psalm is a prayer for justice. It’s like the prayer in Revelation 6:10 by the martyrs during the tribulation. The first […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 7 Imagine asking the Lord to save you, but never knowing whether that’s going to happen or not. Point is, you and I NEED answered prayer. You and I NEED to hear from God; if thou become silent to me, I become like them that go […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 5 Boldness to speak to God (vss 1-3) David comes to God boldly. He is not like Christians who when we decide to pray have to do so much “getting right” we have no confidence to talk to God. David is close to God. In the […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 4 This psalm begins in distress and ends in a good night sleep. Peace because you’re growing up (vs 1) Enlarged me when I was in distress is a fancy way of saying I grew up when I was under pressure. Look how big you are! […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 3 When David sinned with Bathsheba and ordered the death of her husband, Uriah, although David repented when the prophet Nathan confronted him, he set in motion a series of devastating consequences. David’s oldest son, Amnon, raped his half-sister, Tamar. Tamar’s brother, Absalom, took revenge by […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 2 Psalm 2 describes attitudes toward the Lord Jesus Christ. You have the world’s attitude toward Him and how they will behave toward Him. Then you have the Father’s attitude toward Him and how the Father will behave toward Him. The world’s attitude toward the Lord […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 1 People want to be blessed. Blessed is the opposite of cursed. Blessed by not accepting ungodly counsel You’re not always on blessing ground. Blessing ground is going to be described negatively first. Blessed if you disagree with the ungodly Walk not in the counsel of […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 143 Overwhelmed prayer request (vs 4) …therefore is my spirit overwhelmed… David rises in influence from a shepherd to a king and his life is a life of trouble. He developed his relationship with the Lord the way anyone who is going to be successful in […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 28:1 Is it necessary for God to reveal Himself to man? Need God to tell me what He likes Cain’s religion – If I like it, God likes it. Lent. Who cares? Need God to tell me what He means Love as Christ loved Love me, […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 90 God’s permanence Personality and character are timeless and permanent. The Lord is faithful and steady generation after generation. No permanent home at an address, but wandering in tents. Generation after generation has turned to the same Lord for a dwelling place. You move from location […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintSpiritual health preached by Craig Ingram Text: Psalm 37 Fret not Trust in the Lord Delight thyself in the Lord Commit thy ways unto the Lord Rest in the Lord
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 86 His sympathy His compassion for the world’s cruelty An attitude, it’s a position God takes God troubled Himself to make things holy that weren’t holy First Decisions were decisions of compassion: Lamb slain from the foundation of the world Prepared a place (Matthew 25:34) Why […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintSaying “The writing is on the wall!” Imminent danger has become apparent. Origin ‘The writing is on the wall’ is also sometimes expressed as ‘the handwriting is on the wall’ or as ‘mene mene’. The first of those variations is an obvious synonym but what does ‘mene mene’ […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 4 Enlarged me when I was in distress is a fancy way of saying I grew up when I was under pressure. Look how big you are! Something we say to kids we haven’t seen in a long time. Accusation and failure in verse 2. Constantly […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintText: Psalm 1 People want to be blessed. Folks love being told they’re blessed and going to be blessed. Blessings are not haphazard. You’re not always on blessing ground. The illustration of the tree explains how blessings work. Blessed is when your delights match your need The tree […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintMatthew 5:8 Blessed are the pure in HEART shall see God. In order to see right, your heart must be right. Your heart affects how you perceive things. A liar isn’t a liar because he tells lies. He tells lies because he is a liar. And a liar […]
Pass this on!Google+FacebookTwitterPinterestemailPrintThe scientific journal SPY magazine (January 1990) constructed a scientific analysis of Santa. Here’s some of their conclusions: “Santa has 31 hours of Christmas to work with, thanks to the different time zones and the rotation of the earth, assuming he travels east to west (which seems logical). […]