In this message, we will learn about who can come near to The Lord in worship. This Psalm both ask the question of who can come near and then gives the answer.

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 the previous message “divine discipline" we learned about God’s loving discipline. In today’s message, verses 12 through 17 will focus on our response personally and corporately. The conversation moves from enduring hardship to pursuing holiness.

In this message, we will contrast the fool and the righteous. These verses will give us insight into the heart and mind of the atheist. It will also give us multiple reasons why we do not want to follow in their ways. Many are the benefits of the righteous and the calamities of the wicked.

In the last message we looked at the discipline of an endurance runner. Today we will look at the discipline of the Lord in our lives. We will see the wrong way and right way to respond to God‘s discipline. We will see what God‘s discipline says about who we are, and we will learn what God‘s discipline produces in the life of the believer.

In tonight‘s message, we will learn what to do when we feel like we have been abandoned by God. We will also learn the importance of keeping faith, facts, and truth over feelings.

Today we will hear The Last 7 Saying from Jesus.

Today on Palm Sunday, we will look at the Triumphal Entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. We will see that the people missed the reality of the coming King in their day. We will learn that the prophetic word, genuine worship, and wholehearted surrender will keep us in a place where we won’t miss our King.

In tonight‘s message, we will learn how important it is that we listen to God‘s word and that we value His words above all others. In times of moral decline like what we see in our world today, the psalmist instructs us where to put our Hope and trust. Gods word over everything.