Psalms 18, 20, 21
PsalmsSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg unpacks and analyzes Psalms 18, 20, and 21. He discusses how David behaved righteously toward Saul and how Jesus teaches us to overcome evil by doing good. Gregg also explores the themes of mercy and perseverance in the psalms and the idea of God making Jesus the head of the church. Overall, Gregg encourages listeners to gain victory over their own sins and habits while understanding the teachings of Jesus.
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Psalms
In this lesson, Steve Gregg delves into Psalms 25-31, exploring themes of trust and faith in God, the importance of seeking fellowship with Him above
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Psalms 33, 36, 37
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In this talk, Steve Gregg explores three psalms and their messages. He highlights the importance of rejoicing in God and praising Him with skill and l
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Psalms 10, 11, 12, 14, 53, 17
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In this talk, Steve Gregg delves into various psalms in the Bible, highlighting the themes of poverty, affliction, and righteousness. He emphasizes th
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