Sermons on Psalms
The Prayers of David in Psalms 17
Psalms chapter number seventeen. Introduction This sermon examines “The Prayers of David in Psalms 17.” Dr. Terry LeQuieu guides us through David’s heartfelt pleas, showing three distinct prayers: “Hear me, Lord” (supplication), “Hold me, Lord” (steadfastness), and “Hide me, Lord” (protection). These prayers come out of deep affliction and opposition, and they model a faithful believer’s responses while walking through trials. Our aim is to learn how to pray like David, rely on the Word for protection, stand steadfast by…
Praying for Revival
Introduction Title: “Praying for Revival” — a sermon by Dr. Terry LeQuieu. Tonight we examine David’s prayer in Psalm 86 and draw practical, biblical lessons on how God’s people should prepare their hearts for revival. Revival is not merely an event on the church calendar; it is the work of Almighty God in humble, holy, habitually praying, honest, and hopeful hearts. This message will challenge us to examine our lives, confess sin, and yield to God’s will so He can…
Why We Face Adversity. pt1
Primary Text: Psalm 119:71 — “It is good for me that I have been afflicted; that I might learn thy statutes.” Introduction Affliction rarely feels good. Yet the psalmist insists it is good—because God uses adversity to drive us into His Word and reshape our walk. Pastor Terry opened a two-part message by reframing hardship with a biblical lens. From Psalm 119 he reminds us that “statutes,” “precepts,” “judgments,” “commandments,” “testimonies,” and “law” are all facets of Scripture—and affliction is…
Enjoy Life.
Bro. Nick Wright’s message focused on the brevity and purpose of life, drawing from Psalm 90 and Psalm 39. He emphasized that while life is short and uncertain, God is eternal and unchanging. We are encouraged to “number our days” and apply our hearts to wisdom, making the most of the time God gives us. The sermon challenged listeners to live intentionally for God, cherish each day, and trust Him with their lives. Bro. Nick reminded us that our hope…
This Book We Call the Bible – II
God not only inspired His Word, but God also preserved the Bible. He hath remembered his covenant for ever, the word which he commanded to a thousand generations. – Psalm 105:8 God never changes and God never forgets. In the Old Testament sinners are saved by looking forward to the sacrifice of Christ. In the New Testament and today, sinners look back to the sacrifice of Christ on the cross for salvation. All throughout scriptures you will find that God…
The New Song of the Christian
And he hath put a new song in my mouth, even praise unto our God: man shall see it, and fear, and shall trust the Lord. – Psalm 40:3 Questions to seek discernment with your music:
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