Monthly Archives: July 2014

Psalm 110 When we praise God constantly, God reveals His plan to us also! In this psalm, David is singing a song that tells about Jesus Christ. David had a close relationship with God and God revealed God’s plant to … Continue reading →

Psalm 109 What do you do when you are treated unfairly? One option is for to take revenge and attack the offender (Eye-to Eye). If you do not like to use force (Pacifist) or if you do not have power … Continue reading →

Psalm 108 Are we praising God steadfastly? Many times, people praise God when things are going well and blame God when things are not done as they want. However, here the psalmist declares that his heart is steadfast. He will … Continue reading →

Psalm 107 God’s Kingdom is eternal. With Psalm 107 we start the book V. In the book V, we are moving from history of Davidic Kingdom to Kingdom of God. In other words, In book V, we have hope in … Continue reading →

Sermon in a nutshell: “What is more important than Worship?” (Lev. 12:1-8) To have child mothers are taking risks! Still they bear children. Child birth is a risk taking adventure. Many times women die when they bear a child even … Continue reading →

Psalm 106 We can praise God by confessing our sins! There are many ways to praise God. One of the biblical ways is to confess our sins and humble ourselves in front of God. The clearer that contrast between God’s … Continue reading →

Psalm 105 Sing praises to the Lord! All the praise psalms start with a call to praise. Here is also a call to praise God. “O give thanks to the Lord, call on his name, make known his deeds among … Continue reading →

Psalm 104 God is the Creator! Many times, we forget that God is the Creator and takes care of all creation. We behave as if we are the only creature in the whole universe. We pray to God for our … Continue reading →

Psalm 103 When our soul is at our best, we praise God! How do we know whether we are doing well or not? When we praise God, we are doing well with our soul. When our heart is full of … Continue reading →

Sermon in a nutshell: “what is the right ‘food’?” (Lev. 11:1-8) Why do we need to interpret the Bible? Last Sunday, I said that unless there is evidence otherwise, we should accept the Bible as is. However, we still need … Continue reading →