Psalms: The Way of Life, Part 5
Psalms: The Way of Life, Part 5
Scripture: Psalm 100
The sermon explains Psalm 100 as two cycles of call-to-praise and cause-for-praise, urging exuberant, corporate thanksgiving grounded in the truth “know that the Lord is God” and “the Lord is good.” It ties praise to Jesus’ work (access to the Father), calls believers to begin prayer with thanks, rely on the Holy Spirit, and be spiritually alive. Practically, it urges preparing your heart, prioritizing gathered worship, and letting God’s steadfast love and faithfulness shape your identity and response.
Glorifying God, Singing and Speaking the Psalms, Memorizing Scripture, Gladness
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