Trinity Grace Church

Please! (Psalm 119:169-178)

We finish out our study of Psalm 119 with a great encouragement from the psalmist - he points us to the Great Shepherd of the Sheep. 

Corem Deo (Psalm 119:161-168)

The Psalmist looks back over a life lived "Corem Deo."  

Your Mercy is More (Psalm 119:153-160)

God's mercy and grace are great!  

The Lord is Near (Psalm 119:145-152)

The Psalmist's enemies draw near to him - but what they find is that the Lord is already there - He is near to His people.  

The Righteousness of God (Psalm 119:137-144)

The psalmist continues extolling the wonder the God - the emphasis here is the righteousness of God.

Pe - You've Been Called (Psalm 119:129-136)

Jake Allen continues our series through Psalm 119...

How Long, Lord? (Psalm 119:121-128)

The psalmist cries out as a servant unto a master - a master who loves him with a steadfast love.

The Fear of the Lord is the Beginning of Wisdom (Psalm 119:113-120)

Here, the Psalmist takes a definitive position to walk worthily in the world.  The matter of the heart is the heart of the matter.

Thy Word is a Lamp Unto My Feet (Psalm 119:105-112)

Rev. Brandon VanMarel

The Wisdom of the Word (Psalm 109:97-104)

The Psalmist rejoices in the Word of God - the Word of God makes him wise - wiser than his enemies and wise to keep his feet from evil.