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10 resources referencing Psalm 139:7-10
The sermon emphasizes Jesus Christ as the great High Priest who is alive, powerful, and able to discern the thoughts and intents of the heart. It highlights His faithfulness, deity, and current reign…
The sermon explores the spiritual significance of shadows in Scripture, illustrating how natural shadows symbolize God's protective presence over His people. It emphasizes the Old Testament as a…
The sermon emphasizes the unchanging sovereignty of God and highlights biblical examples of faith and courage, such as Caleb, Esther, and the Apostle Paul. It encourages believers to stand firm in…
The sermon emphasizes the unchanging sovereignty of God and the importance of true, heartfelt religion that sets believers apart from the world. It challenges the listener to resist worldly…
The sermon explores the eternal nature and divinity of Jesus Christ as the Word of God, emphasizing that Jesus existed before creation and is fully God, equal with the Father. It addresses common…
The sermon emphasizes trusting God at all times, especially during overwhelming and difficult circumstances, drawing from Psalms 61 and 62. It highlights God's attentive care, power, and steadfast…
The sermon emphasizes the believer's security under God's divine protection as described in Psalm 91. It teaches that true security comes from dwelling in God's presence, trusting Him as refuge and…
The sermon emphasizes the omnipresence of God as revealed in Psalm 139, highlighting that God is always present from the beginning to the end of life, offering comfort, guidance, and protection. It…
The sermon explores the hymn "Take My Hand, Precious Lord" by Thomas A. Dorsey, written during a time of deep personal grief. It emphasizes God's promise to hold and help His people through trials,…
The sermon "Put My Tears into Thy Bottle" reflects on Psalm 56:8, emphasizing God's intimate knowledge of our sorrows and wanderings. The preacher highlights that God collects our tears and records…