God: Greatly To Be Feared

Summary

The sermon emphasizes the greatness and reverence due to God, highlighting His unmatched power, faithfulness, and righteous governance as described in Psalm 89. It challenges the human tendency to complain during trials, encouraging believers instead to respond with praise and thanksgiving. The message clarifies that God does not cause evil or unfairness, but provides grace to overcome them, and that fearing God is a positive, reverent trust in His goodness and majesty. Ultimately, the sermon calls for joyful worship and fear of God rooted in His consistent character.