This sermon explores the intrinsic link between trust and joy, centering on Psalm 33:21, which declares that the heart rejoices in God because of trust in His holy name. The text outlines five reasons for praise found in the Psalm: God's character, creation, counsel, control, and care, arguing that these attributes provide a secure foundation for faith. The preacher emphasizes that true joy is not dependent on earthly circumstances but flows from a relationship with Jesus Christ, who is the ultimate object of trust. By referencing Paul and Silas in prison and the Lord's Supper, the message illustrates how believers can experience supernatural joy even in darkness by anchoring their souls in the finished work of the cross. Ultimately, the sermon points to the eternal joy of heaven as the final inheritance for those who place their faith in Christ, contrasting this with the fleeting pleasures of the world.
5 Oct 2026
#3610 John 124 – A: “No Power”
In our past we feared death and its power over us, however, after the Lord Jesus Christ's death on the cross and rising from the death, He conquered death and death has no power over us.
5 Oct 2026
#3611 John 124 – B: “Who Is Jesus?”
When one is asked the question who is Jesus? You get many different responses, but the true answer is that which Peter said, "You are the Son of the living God."
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