Psalms 70, 71, 73 - 76
PsalmsSteve Gregg
In this discussion, Steve Gregg reflects on Psalms 70 to 76 written by King David. Gregg examines David's thoughts as he reflects on his life as an aging man, who has faced treacherous enemies and seeks divine help. He highlights the importance of focusing on God's sanctuary, rather than envying the wicked, and notes how it became clear to David that righteousness is its own reward. Gregg also discusses the themes of judgement and the covenant, whilst acknowledging the centrality of Jerusalem in the Psalms.
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Psalms 77 - 82
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In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses several Psalms, exploring their themes and historical context. He highlights the importance of remembering God's w
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Psalms 84 - 89
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In this discussion, Steve Gregg explores Psalms 84-89, focusing on the themes of blessings and strength in God. He notes the significance of Jerusalem
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In this series of Psalms, Steve Gregg explores themes of trust in God, prayer, and blessings. He emphasizes the importance of being silent before God,
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Experience the prophetic words of Zephaniah, written in 612 B.C., as Steve Gregg vividly brings to life the impending judgement, destruction, and hope
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