Jun 19, 2016
Kiss the Son, Psalm 2
By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Psalms
Every good story has conflict, and the storyline of the Bible is no different. We discover that the conflict is between the Creator and His rebellious creation. God’s response and His plan for the rebellion is to establish His king and bring everything under subjection to this king. We are told to “Kiss the Son, lest he be angry, and you perish” (Psalm 2:12).
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- Jun 19, 2016Kiss the Son, Psalm 2Jun 19, 2016Kiss the Son, Psalm 2By: Dr. Chris MooreSeries: 2016 PsalmsEvery good story has conflict, and the storyline of the Bible is no different. We discover that the conflict is between the Creator and His rebellious creation. God’s response and His plan for the rebellion is to establish His king and bring everything under subjection to this king. We are told to “Kiss the Son, lest he be angry, and you perish” (Psalm 2:12).
- Jun 12, 2016Joy in the Morning, Psalm 30Jun 12, 2016Joy in the Morning, Psalm 30By: Dr. Chris MooreSeries: 2016 PsalmsPsalm 30 is a thanksgiving psalm that combines elements of praise and lament. The psalmist looks to the past at a time when he was in despair and he cried to the Lord for help, and he praises God for hearing and answering him. All of God’s people share this same story: we once were lost but now we’re found. We discover why we have reason and motivation to be humble, and praise, and give thanks.
- Jun 12, 2016Joy in the Morning, Psalm 30Jun 12, 2016Joy in the Morning, Psalm 30By: Dr. Chris MooreSeries: 2016 PsalmsPsalm 30 is a thanksgiving psalm that combines elements of praise and lament. The psalmist looks to the past at a time when he was in despair and he cried to the Lord for help, and he praises God for hearing and answering him. All of God’s people share this same story: we once were lost but now we’re found. We discover why we have reason and motivation to be humble, and praise, and give thanks.
