Psalms Podcast
Psalm 6 gives words for believers who are weary, troubled, and overwhelmed. David does not hide his distress, but he brings it before the Lord and pleads for mercy.
This sermon calls us to run toward God in seasons of sorrow, not away from Him. Hope comes not from a change in circumstances, but from the assurance that the Lord hears, receives our prayer, and shows mercy to His people.
Psalm 5 contrasts the holiness of God with the wickedness of the world. David begins the day in prayer, rejoicing that God hears His people and recognizing that entrance into God’s presence comes only by His abundant lovingkindness.
This sermon calls believers to live righteously in an unrighteous world. Do not envy the world, imitate the world, or join the world in rebellion. Walk before the Lord in holiness and trust the shelter of His favor.
Psalm 4 teaches us how to respond when lies, slander, and reproach threaten to define us. David turns to the Lord and remembers that the world may tell lies and believe lies, but God knows the truth perfectly.
This sermon calls believers to find their worth in the Lord, declare what is true, and trust God’s deliverance. Because the Lord hears His people and makes them dwell in safety, they can lie down and sleep in peace.
Psalm 3 was written when David fled from Absalom. His enemies had increased, many had turned against him, and some declared that there was no deliverance for him in God.
This sermon reminds us that peace is not found in the absence of threats, but in the presence and power of God. The Lord is our shield, our glory, and the One who lifts our head. Salvation belongs to the Lord.
Psalm 2 declares that the nations may rage and the rulers of the earth may rebel, but God is not threatened. He has installed His King, and all creation is moving toward the exaltation and glory of Jesus.
This sermon calls us to submit to King Jesus, honor Him, worship with reverence, and take refuge in Him. Blessed are all who take refuge in the Son
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Psalms Sermon Manuscripts
Pastor Ben Smith’s sermon pulpit notes for preaching Psalm 10. The PDF file contains sermon notes, illustrations, and sermon outline handouts.
Pastor Ben Smith’s sermon pulpit notes for preaching Psalm 11. The PDF file contains sermon notes, illustrations, and sermon outline handouts.
Pulpit sermon notes for preaching, teaching, or studying Psalm 12. PDF includes sermon notes with illustrations and sermon outline handouts with reflection questions.
Pulpit sermon notes for preaching, teaching, or studying Psalm 13. PDF includes sermon notes with illustrations and sermon outline handouts with reflection questions.
Pulpit sermon notes for preaching, teaching, or studying Psalm 15. The PDF includes sermon notes with illustrations, sermon outline handouts, and reflection questions.
Pulpit sermon notes for expositionally preaching, teaching, or studying Psalm 16. The PDF includes sermon notes with illustrations and sermon outline handouts, along with reflection questions.
Psalms Listening Guides
Satisfied In God - Sermon Outline & Listening Guide (Psalm 17)
Enhance your engagement with the sermon experience with this comprehensive 3-page study resource for the "Satisfied in God" sermon on Psam 17.
Give Thanks - Sermon Outline & Listening Guide (Psalm 106)
Enhance your engagement with the sermon with this 3-page study resource and listening guide for the "Give Thanks" sermon on Psalm 106.
False accusations can awaken a powerful desire to defend ourselves before everyone who will listen. Psalm 7 directs us first to a better court: the presence of the God who knows every heart, sees every hidden truth, and judges with perfect righteousness. David does not pretend to be sinless, but he can place his innocence concerning the charge before the Lord.
When your name is attacked, examine yourself honestly, repent where repentance is needed, and then rest in God’s verdict rather than living for human approval. The judgment of the world cannot give lasting peace, but through Jesus Christ there is grace, forgiveness, and peace with God. Because evil will not have the final word, God’s people can live without fear.