The wailing cry of anguish is the tone of Psalm 6. The emotional expression in it reaches a fever pitch. And yet here is the remarkable thing that we’re going to look at closely this Sunday about this psalm: the motivating factor for David’s deliverance from the state of his troubled soul is not primarily comfort and reprieve. What David’s troubled soul longed for the most was the glory of God.

Job finally speaks. He gives voice to his anguish and his grief and his pain. After weeks or months of loneliness, agony, and despair; after sitting in silence for seven days since the arrival of his three friends- Job, like a torrential rain, opens his mouth and with broad heavy brush strokes paints…

A Child is Born (PT 1) Introduction Turn in your Bible to Isaiah Chapter 9. We are going to read verses 1 - 7 tonight. Isaiah Chapter 9 verse 1-7 Even though we are reading verses 1-7 we are going to be looking at verse 1 and 2 tonight. But there will be no gloom for her who was in anguish. In the former…

A Child Is Born (PT 3) Introduction Open you Bible, if you are willing, to Isaiah Chapter 8, we will read Isaiah 8:22 - Isaiah 9:7 and focus in on verse Isaiah 9:6 today. We will start in Isaiah 8:22 this morning. Up until now we have talked about the who, God’s people, and the what, they will be comforted.…

The sharing of the anguish of Good Friday. We believe in a God who suffers.

The Anguish of Advent We talked about last week... God choosing to come in humilty God giving up his power in order to come as a baby We looked at the differences in God and Satan’s dispositions God came in humilty to serve Satan wanted glory because of his pride Our desire should be like God, living…

A Child Is Born (PT 2) Introduction Open your Bible if you would to Isaiah Chapter 9, Isaiah Chapter 9. We will read verse 1-7 but we will be focusing on verse 3-5 this evening. Last time, The her in anguish will be set free. “The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light.” ( Is 9:2 , ESV)…

This sermon's purpose is to persuade the hearers that as humans there will be times when we all may need the service of this counseling. In such a time there is a counselor above all others.

Continuing our look at God's condemnation of Judah's Gentile neighbors, we turn our attention to Moab. This nation to the east would find themselves in a desperate situation and would exemplify several worldly responses to adversity, especially when it is not expected. But, let's not miss the application to our own lives: which God are we trusting in? An expository sermon from Isa. 5:1-16:14; sermon begins at about 20:50.