July 15, 2026July 15, 2026
What is your goal?
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Psalm 119
Introduction
This is a great section. Last week the psalmist recognized his own weakness, and really explained the struggles he had. This week, we see his heart desire. It is a genuinely what the psalmist wants in his life. Usually when someone tells you they don’t have time for something, or don’t have money for something, they haven’t prioritized it enough in their life to allocate the time, energy, or money for it. We are genuinely a blessed people. We have so much, and if we truly want something, we will make it happen that we get it.
July 22, 2026 July 22, 2026
Committed to God
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Psalm 119:41-48
Introduction
This portion is cleanly divided into two different ideas. As a result I only have two points. However, you can think of them as two messages, as each one could very well be separate messages. I will give them both to you, but in an effort to better help us, we are going to focus on the second portion. The first portion is verses 41-43, and the second point comes from verses 44-48.
July 29, 2026 July 29, 2026
Hope and Comfort
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Psalm 119:49
Introduction
The Psalmist recounts the blessings of God’s word in his life. While this is a continual theme throughout the Psalm 119, it cannot be emphasized enough. The Bible should be our supreme, ultimate authority in our life.
There are three times the idea of remembering is brought up in this Psalm. Clearly, we need reminders in our life. Paul reminded Timothy
August 5, 2026 August 5, 2026
Personal Consideration
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Psalm 119:57-64
Introduction
The Psalmist in this portion gives us a view into some personal introspection of his own life. Some internal thoughts, of where he is at.
I. David’s Allotment (57-58)
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- “Thou art my portion”
- Portion – A part assigned; an allotment, or dividend.
A. Godly portion
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- Portion is often portrayed in the idea of food. The portion you are served.
- The Psalmist recognizes God as his portion, what he receives in life.
i. Many desire earthly things
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- We live in the world, we are flesh and blood.
- We see and we desire, all of marketing is built off the desire of man to have things.
- The Psalmist is content with God as his portion!
1 Timothy 6:6–7 —6 But godliness with contentment is great gain. 7 For we brought nothing into this world, and it is certain we can carry nothing out.