As we all seek to live through “the age of the coronavirus” in the best way possible, it’s very important that we seek out “good news” that can keep us encouraged and keep our eyes fixed on Christ and our hearts turned toward God.
For that reason, each Wednesday on my blog I will post a sermon from a series I did on the psalms last summer. In that series, I looked at seven different types of psalms that are in the Bible’s collection of Psalms and what they teach us about God. The feedback from that series was tremendous, and I hope that these sermons will be a source of hope for you during this time of crisis.
Here’s a short excerpt from the fifth sermon in the series and then the sermon video…
One of the most important questions we can ask ourselves is, “Who or what am I allowing to govern my life?” Because the answer to that question dictates the direction of our lives which has a causative impact on the quality of our lives. In other words, who or what we follow and who or what we look to as our ultimate authority in life determines the path our lives will take, shapes our identity, and establishes our worldview. So, there’s a lot riding on who or what you put on the throne of your heart. You get that wrong and you set yourself up for a lifetime of external and internal conflict. You get it right and you’re able to experience peace.
rusty tugman 