This podcast is produced by Watermark Fort Worth, a local church in Fort Worth, Texas. We exist to be and call all people to be fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ.
Psalm 91 is ultimately a victory psalm fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Through Christ’s victory over sin, death, and Satan, those who trust in Him share in His victory and find their ultimate refuge in God. The sermon addresses the tension between God’s promised protection and the reality of suffering, reminding us that God remains sovereign over all things—including our pain—and works them together for the good of those who love Him. Believers are called to make God their dwelling place, prepare for trials before they come, and faithfully carry out their responsibilities while trusting God with the outcomes. Ultimately, Psalm 91 points beyond earthly protection to the greater promise of eternal satisfaction in the presence of Christ.
2 Aug 2026
Psalm 119
Looking at Psalm 119, the longest chapter in the Bible, this sermon calls believers to genuinely treasure God's Word rather than merely acknowledge its value in theory. It distinguishes between intellectual appreciation and authentic, life-shaping engagement with Scripture. God's Word is presented as a multifaceted treasure that gives wisdom, brings comfort, produces holiness, generates hope, and ultimately leads people to Jesus Christ, who is the Word made flesh. Believers are challenged to move beyond passive familiarity with Scripture toward the disciplines of reading, meditation, memorization, and obedience, all with the aim of deepening intimate fellowship with God rather than simply accumulating biblical knowledge.
26 Jul 2026
Psalm 90
Drawing from Psalm 90, the oldest psalm in Scripture, Moses reflects on Israel's wilderness wandering to contrast the eternal nature of God with the brevity of human life. In response, he offers three prayers: that God would teach us to number our days, satisfy us with His steadfast love, and establish the work of our hands. The sermon shows that when we rightly understand how short our lives are, we are moved away from self-centered living and toward kingdom-focused urgency. True satisfaction is not found in the lesser things this world offers but in the steadfast love of God, fully revealed in Jesus Christ, who embraced death so that we could be restored to fellowship with the Father. From that satisfaction flows meaningful, eternal work as God's people make disciples, meet practical needs as a doorway for the gospel, and carry the hope of Christ to those who have not yet heard.
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