Trinity Grace Church

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.  

Why Wouldn't You Trust Him? (Psalm 119:89-96)

God is perfectly good, and His Word so sweet, why wouldn't we trust Him?

The Empty Tomb (John 19:38-20:18)

The resurrection of the Lord Jesus is essential to the Christian faith.  If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead you will be saved.

Koph - How Long O Lord? (Psalm 119:81-88)

From the depths of struggle, the Psalmist cries out to the Lord.  He longs for salvation, endures persecution, and he lives in God's steadfast love.  Though maybe a bit surprising, a great text for Palm Sunday!