An Exposition of Psalm 130, Part One
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2017
- www.truthforlife.org || By: Alistair Begg - It is important to understand how offensive sin is to a holy God, but how do we keep the awareness of our sinful state from sending us into spiritual despondency? Teaching on Psalm 130, Alistair Begg encourages us to follow the Psalmist’s example by crying out to Jesus and asking Him for mercy when we find ourselves in the depths of sin’s despair. It is only by turning away from ourselves and trusting in Christ’s sacrifice on our behalf that we will find the cure for our iniquity.
Ever in need of His unending grace, transforming love, and infinite mercy....Thank Pastor Begg for this teaching on this rich Psalm.
It's sad that there are 14 comments for such an important message with such massive eternal ramifications. I'm thankful to God for men like this who preach so faithfully, clearly, and powerfully.
Thank you for this message and your dedication to serve our community. May our Savior continue to help us stick to His words wich is the main source of our life
There isn’t one sermon I have listened and pondered given by this brother that doesn’t “speak” so succinctly to my heart. Only one reason for that: Each lesson is taken from the Word of God and no person will ever be led astray when a Pastor rightly exegetes Scriptures as Alistair does. From this pastor’s first sermon to today, there is no change ... no bells...no whistles .. just the beautiful Word of God so rightly taught... Thank God! (If I want entertainment I can go to the Animal channel) ..
(If I want entertainment I can go to the Animal channel) .. agree with u 110%
Definitely... Not a single sentence is a waste...
EMERGENCY CALL- amen , amen . MAY YOUR TEACHINGS AND PREACHINGS BE BLESSED PASTOR BEGG, We are all sinners and we have to live these emergency calls daily---call on the LORD , , Read and study the SCRIPTURES , and with your humble and worthy preachings, we are reminded of our great needs..
...... in need--- mercy!!!
A repetition in Hebrew is for emphasis, therefore, "Who watches for the morning, who watches for the morning," means "Who watches with great yearning for the morning".
So needed this today!
Your service is really appreciated my brother thank you for letting me know be safe and aware of your surroundings
We need translation in other languages please
Searched for Alec M (?) commentary on Psalms available in your bookstore ? Googled without success, I must have something missing / incorrect. Will you please help me to know the Name and Title of the book / author? Thanks so much. May God bless and keep you.
Verne Garlock The author was Alec Motyer.
Hi Verne - Unfortunately we don't have the book on the Psalms by Alec Motyer in stock any more. You can find it here: www.amazon.com/Psalms-Day-New-Devotional-Translation/dp/1781917167 . Blessings, Sarah
Thank you so much. I was hearing Matija and unsure of the spelling as I googled trying to find the book kept seeing Alec Motyer in the Amazon store but thought was not the right one.