In his sermon titled "Hope & Rejoicing in God's Word & Works," Paul Mahan addresses the central theological theme of joy and trust in God's sovereignty as expressed in Psalm 33. The sermon emphasizes that true rejoicing stems from a proper understanding of God's unchanging character and His covenant faithfulness, as highlighted by the name Jehovah. Mahan argues that the psalm calls believers to praise God joyfully through song and the acknowledgment of His righteousness and sovereignty over creation, using Scripture references such as verses 4 and 5 to affirm that God’s Word is right and His works reflect His goodness and justice. The implication of this message is profound: believers are reminded to rejoice not in worldly circumstances but in their secure relationship with God, deriving strength and hope from His promises, which stand firm across generations.
“Rejoice in the Lord. Our Lord is not doing what men let Him do. He's controlling everything and everyone.”
“The Word of the Lord is right. It's right about God. It's right about man. It's right. It's good. It's righteous.”
“No king is saved by a multitude of hosts. There’s strength in one, and that’s the Lord.”
“The eye of the Lord is upon him that fear him, upon them that hope in his mercy.”
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