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12 sermons
Chuck Lindsey
No One Else
Psalm 150 reminds us that our purpose is to glorify God and enjoy him forever, to know him and make him known. The sermon warns against elevating people, urging us to reflect God’s light alone and…
Gary Wright
Heart of Worship
The message centers on Psalm 150, the final psalm that commands us to praise the Lord. It explains that praise flows from a heart surrendered to God, which is true worship, and that worship means…
Isaiah Combs
Praise the Lord!
The message explores Psalm 150, showing that the Hebrew word halal means to celebrate, boast in, and publicly honor God. It answers four questions: where to praise (anywhere, because the temple…
John Carter
The Name Worthy of All Praise!
Praise the Lord, final psalm of the series, invites the listener to recognize the name of God, Yahweh, revealed to Moses and embodied in Jesus. The sermon connects command to praise with breath of…
Josh Yates
Praise Always
A summer journey through the Psalms ends at Psalm 150, the final hallel that calls every breath to praise God. The preacher explains that praise is not a warm‑up for a sermon or a reaction to…
Justin Dean
Praise
The message focuses on Psalm 150, the final psalm, where the word praise occurs thirteen times in six verses, urging every creature to glorify God. It defines praise as reverent, cheerful, boastful…
Justin Foroozan
Praise
Psalm 150 becomes the basis for a discussion of where, how, and why we should praise God. The sermon stresses that praise is not limited to the sanctuary but extends to every part of life, expressed…
Noble Baird
Psalm 150: Praise The Lord
Psalm 150, the close of a series through Psalms, focuses on praising the Lord. The pastor notes that the word “praise” appears 13 times in six verses and calls believers to thank God for His mighty…
Patrick Turner
Psalm 150: Let Everything Praise the Lord
Praise and sanctification are presented as the heartbeat of a Christian’s life in this talk on Psalm 150. The speaker explains that salvation begins with justification—God’s free grace that grants…
Matt Montgomery
Praise is the sermon’s theme, drawn from Psalm 136, which says the Lord is good and his steadfast love endures forever. The speaker reminds the audience of God’s unchanging goodness, his creation and…
Jayson Combs
Pastor Jason Combs opens in 1 Timothy 4, urging believers to train themselves for godliness rather than chase the benefits of following God. He defines godliness as a response from the heart toward…
Patrick Bicknell
Doxology
Romans S32 · 15:14-16:27 Walled Lake
The sermon, based on Romans 16:25‑27, explores Paul’s doxology, highlighting three reasons to praise God: the gospel’s power, the strength we receive through it, and the call to glorify Him in life…