Part 7 – Faithful God, Unfaithful People (Psalms 105-106)

Note: This is not your usual sermon. I simply tell the stories embedded in Psalms 105-106 (they being historical psalms) … More

In God We Trust (Psalms 20-21)

We put our trust in the things we have. Like our job and money to give us security but we … More

Part 5 – A Broken and Contrite Heart (Psalm 51)

Pinag-aaralan natin every Sunday ang Psalms at binabasa din araw-araw para matutunan natin ang iba’t ibang expressions kung paano aawit … More

Part 3 – How Majestic is Your Name (Psalm 8)

Kung binabasa ninyo ang Psalms, well and good. Pero hindi sapat na basahin lang. Dapat matuto tayong basahin ito nang … More

Part 2 – Richer than Gold, Sweeter than Honey (Psalm 19)

As your heart treasures the Word of God, you listen to him when you open your Bible, when you close your Bible, and live a life of intimate relationship with him 24/7. Malinaw yan sa unang awit na pag-aaralan natin, sa Psalm 19.

Part 1 – Don’t Read the Psalms

“As you read this portion of God’s Word, make these prayers to God your own, and consider the ways these Psalms are good news to us — expressing the full range of our emotions, and ultimately bringing our minds to rest on the finished work of Christ on behalf of sinners” (ESV Gospel Transformation Bible). As you meditate on the psalms, meditate on Jesus.