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Looking Up: Help from the Lord (opens the original)
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Mike Packer opens with Psalm 121 to explore what God offers, contrasting modern inward focus with the biblical call to look upwards. Drawing on the image of pilgrims climbing towards Jerusalem, he describes longing and fear, then points to the Lord as maker of heaven and earth. Personal testimony illustrates how trust in God brings release from baggage and assurance of care.
Psalm 110: Portrait and Programme of the Messiah (opens the original)
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Eric Bermejo exposits Psalm 110 as a compact Old Testament blueprint for the Messiah, reading the psalm and demonstrating how it sketches both a photo‑fit of the Messiah and the stages of his programme. He surveys how the New Testament uses Psalm 110 (Matthew 22, Acts 2, Hebrews 1 and 10, Philippians 2, 1 Corinthians 15) to confirm six vital truths about Christ: his deity, incarnation, atoning death, resurrection and ascension, priestly perfection and promised return. The sermon mixes careful bi
Fourfold Deliverance: Lessons from Psalm 107 (opens the original)
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Michael Browne opens the fifth book of Psalms with Psalm 107, highlighting its structure around the number four. He stresses that the redeemed must speak of their salvation, noting that a godly life alone is insufficient without testimony. The sermon outlines four vivid pictures of distress - desert wandering, bondage, sickness, and storm - each met by God’s deliverance and a call to praise.
Clothed with Majesty: The Incarnate Word Revealed (opens the original)
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Eric Parmenter expounds Psalm 104 and the opening of John to show that the Jehovah of the Old Testament is the Lord Jesus Christ, the everlasting Word who is God, Creator and the light of men. He offers close exegesis of John 1:1–18, relates the Word to creation (Colossians 1, Genesis), and affirms the Son's eternal deity (Hebrews 1) and life-giving role.
The Greatness of the Creator: Psalm 104 (opens the original)
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Eric Parmenter opens with Psalm 104 as the song of creation, contrasting its movement with the stillness of Genesis 1. The psalmist’s soul blesses the Lord through sweet meditation upon Jehovah as sovereign Lord, whose greatness and glory are revealed in majesty and light. This meditation centres on the Creator rather than the works themselves, leading to the New Testament revelation that Jesus of Nazareth is the eternal Jehovah, the one who created and sustains all things.
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