SERIES: PSALMS (1 OF 14)
Scripture: Psalm 1:1-6, Psalm 2:1-12
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NOTE: This sermon is part 1 and 2 of a 29 part sermon series. Two sermons outlines are included in this download.
PREVIEWS:
Part 1: How to Be Happy Though Human
Series: Psalms
Stuart Briscoe
Psalm 1
The Declaration of Independence guarantees men and women freedom to pursue happiness. Most people will tell you that their basic aim in life is to achieve happiness. But even a casual survey of our society will show that happiness eludes many. Why should this be? This Psalm holds some answers.
I. The Philosophy of a Happy Man.
A. He rejects a godless philosophy. v. 1
1. Because it leads to disorientation.
2. Because it leads to disintegration.
3. Because it leads to disillusionment.
B. He embraces a god-centered philosophy. v. 2
1. He acknowledges the place of the Lord.
2. He accepts the rule of the Lord.
3. He appreciates the leading of the Lord.
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Part 2: World in Tumult
Series: Psalms
Stuart Briscoe
Psalm 2
I. An Evaluation of the Situation. vv. 1-3
A. The conditions. v. 1
1. International conflict (heathen rage-lit. nations in tumult).
2. Individual confusion (vain thing-lit. emptiness).
B. The Causes. vv. 2-3
1. The arrogance of the leadership.
a. Self-sufficient.
b. Self-confident.
2. The antagonism to the Lord.
a. Jehovah.
b. Christ.
3. The attraction to liberty.
a. Break the bands.
PREVIEWS:
Part 1: How to Be Happy Though Human
Series: Psalms
Stuart Briscoe
Psalm 1
The Declaration of Independence guarantees men and women freedom to pursue happiness. Most people will tell you that their basic aim in life is to achieve happiness. But even a casual survey of our society will show that happiness eludes many. Why should this be? This Psalm holds some answers.
I. The Philosophy of a Happy Man.
A. He rejects a godless philosophy. v. 1
1. Because it leads to disorientation.
2. Because it leads to disintegration.
3. Because it leads to disillusionment.
B. He embraces a god-centered philosophy. v. 2
1. He acknowledges the place of the Lord.
2. He accepts the rule of the Lord.
3. He appreciates the leading of the Lord.
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Part 2: World in Tumult
Series: Psalms
Stuart Briscoe
Psalm 2
I. An Evaluation of the Situation. vv. 1-3
A. The conditions. v. 1
1. International conflict (heathen rage-lit. nations in tumult).
2. Individual confusion (vain thing-lit. emptiness).
B. The Causes. vv. 2-3
1. The arrogance of the leadership.
a. Self-sufficient.
b. Self-confident.
2. The antagonism to the Lord.
a. Jehovah.
b. Christ.
3. The attraction to liberty.
a. Break the bands.
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