In this message, we will compare Mount Sinai, where the law was given to Mount Zion where Christ is. We will compare Moses the mediator to Jesus the Mediator. We will see the mistakes made in rejecting Gods word in the past, that we would not make the same mistake in our day.

In Tonight’s message David will show us that God is faithful in both our suffering and our restoration. We should remember His deliverance, remain humble in seasons of blessing, and praise Him continually.

In tonight‘s message, we will learn of the heart of true praise and worship that belong to the Lord. We will also learn about the power and authority in the voice of the Lord. This Psalm of praise will inspire sincere worship from our hearts.

In tonight‘s message, David will share the “one thing” he desires from the Lord. With all that he had going on, the one thing he desired was intimacy and closeness with God. I hope that David’s words in this Psalm will help us arrive at the same place where we lay aside every worldly desire and desire that was truly matters. Closeness to God.

In tonight message, we will see what it looks like to open ourselves up for examination from God. We will learn about the importance of being separate from the world unto the Lord. And we will see that a life of integrity and being set apart by God will result in proclamation of His goodness in worship.

In tonight‘s message We will learn from David why he trusted in The Lord and waited on The Lord. We will learn both the benefit and blessing of trusting and waiting on God.

In tonight‘s message, we will be encouraged in our efforts to evangelize the lost. We will see that God‘s intent is that we would either win them or warn them. Faithfulness to the call of sharing the gospel does not require that people respond favorably. The results are up to God. Our faithfulness is demonstrated in our caring enough to share the message. I hope we will be stirred to go and share after this message tonight.

In tonight‘s message, we will learn that the Lord owns everything, we will see the character of those who can come near Him, and we will see who the King of Glory is.

In this beloved Psalm that we are covering tonight, we will learn about the great Shepherd. As David declares the Lord is his Shepherd and shares many of the blessings and benefits of being under the leadership of such a loving, gracious and powerful Shepherd. I hope that we will all be encouraged tonight to come under His leadership as we look at the great Shepherd of Psalm 23

In tonight‘s message, we will look at one of the most powerful messianic Psalms in all the psalter. In this psalm, while David is crying out about some real distress he was going through, we will see many prophetic messages, some of which Jesus quoted directly from the cross. We will learn tonight about the power of the prophetic word and why Jesus wove these truths into the Old Testament.