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Faces in the Crowd Mark 11:1-11 Pastor Brian Johnson

In this uplifting message titled "Entering His Courts with Praise," we explore the significance of praising God in our daily lives. Join us as we discuss the reasons why worship is essential for spiritual growth and how to incorporate praise into your routine. Learn practical steps to enter God's presence with a heart full of gratitude and joy. Whether you're new to faith or a seasoned believer, this message will inspire you to deepen your relationship with God through praise.

Based on Sermon Series SRBC 18 Psalms of Praise; for the Lord’s compassion Psalm 146 Focus on praising God for his loving compassion; you will avoid the disappointment of trusting in human rulers and maintain a healthy perspective. Scene 1/ It seems to me that there are some years when lots of famous…

Introduction As a church we have many reasons to praise God. We are here, we have made a good start, opportunities have opened up. But above all else we have the priviledge to praise God. Over the last few months we have been looking at the Psalms of Meaning and today we touch again on a Psalm of Praise.…

Psalm 113 This is the first in a series of psalms called the “Egyptian Hallel” which were 5 psalms traditionally used during the Passover celebration. The first two (113-114) were sung prior to the meal and the last four were sung following the meal. It’s likely one of these that Jesus and His disciples…

Psalm 113 This is the first in a series of psalms called the “Egyptian Hallel” which were 5 psalms traditionally used during the Passover celebration. The first two (113-114) were sung prior to the meal and the last four were sung following the meal. It’s likely one of these that Jesus and His disciples…

Parents are powerful. They shape our view of the world, ourselves, and also our view of God. Adults shape children’s life. Yet, we cannot, must not, nor forget how just a single adult pouring into a kid’s life can change the trajectory. God is the beginning and the End. We read about this in Scripture…

The Lord is my Shepherd - Jehovah Ra’ ah 14 “I am the good shepherd; I know my sheep and my sheep know me— 15 just as the Father knows me and I know the Father—and I lay down my life for the sheep. 1. Jesus is our Good Shepherd I shall not want - Jehovah Jireh - The LORD will Provide - Gen. 22:1 God’s…

How is it? We live in a day and age where you can be better connected with people around the world, within seconds, multiple people at one time, plugged in to what they are doing where they are going, their likes and dislikes, and yet… The feeling of loneliness, the scary lack of depth in relationships,…

Something new Have you ever been in a situation where there is a sense that there is a new day dawning? It might be when you are in a family situation and there is an incredible breakthrough in a difficult family situation. It might be that it is in the context of a health crisis and you are not sure…

“What are you children playing?” asked the mother. “Church,” chorused the crowd of youngsters. “You know that you shouldn’t whisper in church.” “Yes, but we’re the choir.” Tan, P. L. (1996). Encyclopedia of 7700 Illustrations: Signs of the Times (p. 879). Garland, TX: Bible Communications, Inc. Thank…

To the choirmaster: according to The Gittith. A Psalm of David. O Lord , our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth! You have set your glory above the heavens. Out of the mouth of babies and infants, you have established strength because of your foes, to still the enemy and the avenger. When…

Patterns of Praise

Psalm 95 is part of a collection of hymns that include Psalms 90-100. This Psalm is an invitation to worship for God's people. The invitation is to sing, shout, kneel, and to be changed from the inside out.

What is it that you have learned about your glorious, saving, reviving, refining, prayer-answering God? Then tell that to others who need to hear what He has done!

Psalm 103 Why read the Psalms? Not a lot of people like poetry… This is God’s Word - Our Lord spoke often from the Psalms, we ought to follow in his ways and read his word… During the Reformation, the recovery of the Bible for all the church meant a recovery of the Psalms . Luther - “The Psalter ought…

Exposition of Psalm 111

This praise psalm encourages us to look to at God's greatness (power and love), and avoid faithlessness.

Psalm 118:1-18 1 A praise psalm Keep on giving your thanks to God, for he is so good! His constant, tender love lasts forever! 2 Let all his princely people sing, “His constant, tender love lasts forever!” 3 Let all his holy priests sing, “His constant, tender love lasts forever!” 4 Let all his lovers…

Introduction Last Sunday if you were here we looked at the subject of the Church and Politics, or the church and government and I will not recap the full message, but we determined from a biblical perspective that the church should be engaged in government, our church should be concerned, our church…

Bless the Lord at all times

Psalm 138 A call to praise… Mans chief work is the praise of God. Augustine of Hippo God deserves every imaginable praise from his creatures, whether heathens or Christians, and the more men praise him the greater will be their happiness. Charles Simeon Praising God is one of the highest and purest acts…

God always Leave us with a reason to Praise Him And He left us Different ways to Praise Him The 7 different types of Hebrew Praises YADAH ( yaw-daw ) — to worship with the extended hand. The giving of oneself in worship & adoration TEHILLAH ( the-hil-law ) — a spontaneous new song. This refers to a special…

While not persuaded by recent attempts to discover an overarching structure to the book of Psalms, I do agree that there are some intentional placements of certain psalms, particularly at the beginning and the end of the book. Psalms 1 and 2 serve as an introduction, and Psalms 146–150 are a fitting…