A Heart For God (3 of 3)
Series: Psalm 19
Jim Perdue
Psalm 19:12-14
Intro/Attention
Today, we're finishing up a series through Psalm 19. It's a short series I called, Rooted: Grow Deep. Live Strong. When our lives are rooted in the Word of God, we can grow and develop into who God desires us to be. This morning from the last few verses of this psalm, I'm preaching a message entitled, A Heart For God. READ TEXT
*One of my favorite Bible scholars is a man named Warren Wiersbe. He has a set of commentaries on the whole Bible entitled, The Bible Exposition Commentary. Wiersbe writes in a way that anyone can understand. You don't need a Bible degree or a seminary education. In his book on Psalm 19, Wiersbe begins by saying; ''The emphasis in the psalm is on God's revelations of Himself in creation, Scripture, and the human heart.'' Then, divides up the chapter into three major parts. Each of these parts show us how God reveals Himself to us. First, God reveals Himself through the world around us. That is through creation. We saw that a couple of weeks ago. Second, God reveals Himself through the Word before us. In other words, through the Bible, we see God's clear and compelling revelation of His nature, love, and purpose. Third, God reveals Himself through the witness within us. That means that God speaks to us through His Holy Spirit. The Bible says the Holy Spirit will ''guide you into all truth.'' So, in Psalm 19, we see God is gloriously revealed through the Heavens, through His Holy Word, and through the Holy Spirit. That's how God speaks to us today.*
These last few verses are really the climax of Psalm 19. David has been talking about how God has revealed Himself in multiple ways. And now, we get to see what happens when we realize who God is. How do I respond to God's revelation of Himself? This is key!
*Jack Sanford tells the story of an old well his family used during their summer vacations in rural New Hampshire. The water was cold and p ...
Series: Psalm 19
Jim Perdue
Psalm 19:12-14
Intro/Attention
Today, we're finishing up a series through Psalm 19. It's a short series I called, Rooted: Grow Deep. Live Strong. When our lives are rooted in the Word of God, we can grow and develop into who God desires us to be. This morning from the last few verses of this psalm, I'm preaching a message entitled, A Heart For God. READ TEXT
*One of my favorite Bible scholars is a man named Warren Wiersbe. He has a set of commentaries on the whole Bible entitled, The Bible Exposition Commentary. Wiersbe writes in a way that anyone can understand. You don't need a Bible degree or a seminary education. In his book on Psalm 19, Wiersbe begins by saying; ''The emphasis in the psalm is on God's revelations of Himself in creation, Scripture, and the human heart.'' Then, divides up the chapter into three major parts. Each of these parts show us how God reveals Himself to us. First, God reveals Himself through the world around us. That is through creation. We saw that a couple of weeks ago. Second, God reveals Himself through the Word before us. In other words, through the Bible, we see God's clear and compelling revelation of His nature, love, and purpose. Third, God reveals Himself through the witness within us. That means that God speaks to us through His Holy Spirit. The Bible says the Holy Spirit will ''guide you into all truth.'' So, in Psalm 19, we see God is gloriously revealed through the Heavens, through His Holy Word, and through the Holy Spirit. That's how God speaks to us today.*
These last few verses are really the climax of Psalm 19. David has been talking about how God has revealed Himself in multiple ways. And now, we get to see what happens when we realize who God is. How do I respond to God's revelation of Himself? This is key!
*Jack Sanford tells the story of an old well his family used during their summer vacations in rural New Hampshire. The water was cold and p ...
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