Jesus, You, and the Father’s Goodness

Psalm 16

About the Sermon

Being confident in God’s goodness to us is not as easy as it may seem. Entertaining doubt about the goodness of God ultimately led to Adam and Eve’s sin in the Garden of Eden, and this doubt continues to plague us. If we are not confident in God’s goodness, our circumstances will toss us to-and-fro and faithful Christian living becomes impossible. Listen in as we look at Psalm 16, a psalm of supreme confidence in the goodness of God in life and in death.

About the Series

The Psalms have been the hymnbook and prayerbook of God’s people since Old Testament times. By God’s kind design, the Psalms are “a mirror of the soul of everyone who sings them…In its pages you find portrayed man’s whole life, the emotion of the soul, and the frames of his mind” (Athanasius). It’s no wonder, then, that Jesus took up many of the psalms upon his own lips, particularly in times of his deepest distress, and Jesus did so for our salvation and sanctification.
The Psalms have been the hymnbook and prayerbook of God’s people since Old Testament times. By God’s kind design, the Psalms are “a mirror of the soul of everyone who sings them…In its pages you find portrayed man’s whole life, the emotion of the soul, and the frames of his mind” (Athanasius). It’s no wonder, then, that Jesus took up many of the psalms upon his own lips, particularly in times of his deepest distress, and Jesus did so for our salvation and sanctification.

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