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6 episodes with scripture: psalms 130:1-130:8
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2 episodes with scripture: psalms 130:1-130:8
4 episodes with scripture: psalms 130:1-130:8
2 episodes with scripture: psalms 130:1-130:8
2 episodes with scripture: psalms 130:1-130:8
2 episodes with scripture: psalms 130:1-130:8
2 episodes with scripture: psalms 130:1-130:8
2 episodes with scripture: psalms 130:1-130:8
Welcome to the audio podcast for Dogwood Church in Athens, TX.
Forgiveness...Easier said and done! Or easier said than done?
Forgiveness...Easier said and done! Or easier said than done?
Forgiveness...Easier said and done! Or easier said than done?
The distance and depths of sin, the humility and boldness of the psalmist, and the condition and character of God's lovingkindness.
Faith Community Church
Bishop Hannington
Welcome to the audio podcast for Dogwood Church in Athens, TX.
Discover how to squeeze soul oils for life toils from the Psalms with this series of messages from Interim Speaker Rick Durst.
Discover how to squeeze soul oils for life toils from the Psalms with this series of messages from Interim Speaker Rick Durst.
Discover how to squeeze soul oils for life toils from the Psalms with this series of messages from Interim Speaker Rick Durst.
Discover how to squeeze soul oils for life toils from the Psalms with this series of messages from Interim Speaker Rick Durst.
Discover how to squeeze soul oils for life toils from the Psalms with this series of messages from Interim Speaker Rick Durst.
Discover how to squeeze soul oils for life toils from the Psalms with this series of messages from Interim Speaker Rick Durst.
Audio recording of the Sunday morning Bible Teaching given by Andrew Burt at Enniscorthy Christian Fellowship, Enniscorthy, County Wexford, Ireland on 27th December 2020
Audio recording of the Sunday morning Bible Teaching given by Andrew Burt at Enniscorthy Christian Fellowship, Enniscorthy, County Wexford, Ireland on 27th December 2020
Bible teaching from Pastor Aaron Thompson, Marysville Foursquare, in Marysville WA. We believe in saying what Jesus said, doing what Jesus did.
Bible teaching from Pastor Aaron Thompson, Marysville Foursquare, in Marysville WA. We believe in saying what Jesus said, doing what Jesus did.
Bible teaching from Pastor Aaron Thompson, Marysville Foursquare, in Marysville WA. We believe in saying what Jesus said, doing what Jesus did.
Bible teaching from Pastor Aaron Thompson, Marysville Foursquare, in Marysville WA. We believe in saying what Jesus said, doing what Jesus did.
Our text from Psalms is at the root of everything that we do. It is one of the Psalms of accent that was sung on the way into worship. It begins in the depths of sorrow with a cry to the Lord. No matter how low we may be, if we raise our voice to call on God, He will hear us. Though we are unworthy, God’s love is forgiving. If He were to hold us accountable for our iniquities, none of us would have any hope, but God…. In verse four, God provides a way out of our failings and shortcomings. That forgiveness is the only thing that we can look to for hope. But God is that Sweet Whisper of Hope.
Our text from Psalms is at the root of everything that we do. It is one of the Psalms of accent that was sung on the way into worship. It begins in the depths of sorrow with a cry to the Lord. No matter how low we may be, if we raise our voice to call on God, He will hear us. Though we are unworthy, God’s love is forgiving. If He were to hold us accountable for our iniquities, none of us would have any hope, but God…. In verse four, God provides a way out of our failings and shortcomings. That forgiveness is the only thing that we can look to for hope. But God is that Sweet Whisper of Hope.
Muldraugh Baptist Church exists to magnify God through Biblical preaching, Christ-centered worship, Gospel-centered fellowship and Kingdom advancing missions and evangelism. We hope you enjoy our podcast feed.
This is an audio version from our YouTube channel. David Skeet takes us through another devotional focused around Psalm 130
Sermons and teaching from Northern Hills Community Church.
Psalm 130 starts with a cry to God. The psalmist is deep distressed, in particular because he sees the terrible separation from God that his sin brings. He does not stay in distress however. God's word reminds him that God is a God who forgives, who does not keep a record of sins. And so the psalm ends with the psalmist longing for God and extolling God's goodness to others. This psalm is a spiritual journey that helps us understand how we too can long for God and delight to tell other how great He is.
Life is hard sometimes. The world is seemingly filled with reasons to abandon the expectation that there is anything or anyone worth trusting in through all circumstances. However, you can have hope because the God who made you hears you, forgives you, speaks to you, and redeems you.
Psalms 130 Pastor Dan Work
First Presbyterian Church of River Forest, IL
In the final message of the series, When the Darkness Won't Lift, Shola focuses on relying on God.
In the final message of the series, When the Darkness Won't Lift, Shola focuses on relying on God.
This week Pastor Nate walks the congregation through another Psalm as we look for ways that Christ fulfills God's promises. Psalm 130 is a pattern for our own devotion and mission in everyday life.
God is a forgiving God God is a loving God God is a redeeming God
Shine Like Stars in the World
Shine Like Stars in the World
Parkminster Presbyterian Church
We exist to ignite a passion in every person to glorify and enjoy God everywhere and in everything.
Love God. Love People.
A study of the four responses we can have to each of the four stanzas in this Psalm.
A study of the four responses we can have to each of the four stanzas in this Psalm.
This is the tenth and final sermon in the series that we're calling Summer in the Psalms.
This is the ninth sermon of the series that we're calling Summer in the Psalms.
This is the ninth sermon of the series that we're calling Summer in the Psalms.
God's greatest treasures are often buried beneath our deepest sorrows. God offers His mercy as the rope to lift us out of our misery.
God's greatest treasures are often buried beneath our deepest sorrows. God offers His mercy as the rope to lift us out of our misery.
Guest Preacher Marcus Fears preaches an excellent sermon out of Psalm 130.
Guest Preacher Marcus Fears preaches an excellent sermon out of Psalm 130.
Jesus isn't keeping track of your sins.
Jesus isn't keeping track of your sins.
Because Jesus Cried Out to God We Can Know God Hears our Brave Prayers
Wait for the Lord and hope in Him. In Him is steadfast love and full redemption.
Wait for the Lord and hope in Him. In Him is steadfast love and full redemption.
Lakeway Baptist Church
Sunday morning worship service
Rev. Darin Stone continues our series from the Psalms of Ascent, this week featuring Psalm 130. When we find ourselves in the pit of despair due to our own actions, there are three wrong ways to handle our guilt and shame. 1. Compare ourselves with others 2. Relativize the truth about our sin. 2. We wallow in our guilt instead of accepting God's grace. We need to remember that as vile as we are, there is more grace with God than there is sin in us. We need to hope in the Lord and not ourselves. Unfortunately the 8/16 sermon is not available due to technical difficulties.
Sermons from our Sunday Services at St.Peter's Free Church, Dundee
Sermons from our Sunday Services at St.Peter's Free Church, Dundee
A look at the Psalmist's cry for help in a time of despair.
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