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Psalm 24 : Application
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Yesterday Bob Kauflin preached powerfully on “Living Like a Psalmist.” From Psalm 24, Bob taught us to acknowledge God’s sovereignty, pursue God’s holiness, and celebrate God’s victory.
Audio of the message will be available shortly.
Here are pastor Don DeVries’ application questions to help you go deeper in applying the message this week, either in your personal times of devotion, or with your family or care group:
1. Bob lifted our eyes and hearts to see a God who is sovereign over all the earth. Nothing is outside of God’s rulership or ownership. Nothing thwarts his plans. How can this view of God encourage your faith and trust in the midst of your trials, disappointments, or challenges?
2. Bob reminded us that we are not standing in the Lord’s presence on our own merit. Our clean hands and pure heart are the fruit of God’s justifying and sanctifying work in us. Take time to reflect on and give thanks for what Christ has done for you in his life, death and resurrection.
3. Bob informed us that as Jesus was entering Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, the priests may have been intoning, “Who is this King of glory?” Through his death and resurrection, Jesus revealed Himself as strong and mighty, the true King of glory who delivered us from the slavery of sin and death (see Hebrews 2:14-15). Take time this week to lift up your voice to celebrate God’s victory in Jesus.
4. In what circumstances must you keep your eyes and heart steadfastly fixed on your great Savior, your Redeemer, the King of glory?
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