Psalms: The Way of Life, Part 6
Psalms: The Way of Life, Part 6
Scripture: Psalm 139
The sermon explains Psalm 139 as four stanzas: God knows me, God is with me, God made me, and God will fulfill his purpose for me. It connects the Psalms to Jesus’ prayer life and urges using the Psalms to form our prayer habits. Main points: God’s intimate knowledge and presence make life significant; seeking meaning in idols is futile; God knows our worst yet still loves us; God will complete the work he began in us. Practice: sit quietly and invite God to search your heart, and make praying the Psalms a daily habit (read a Psalm, then pray it).
Intimacy, Identity, Assurance, Sanctification, Meditation
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