You did it! You made it through the 3-day study of Psalm 67. I hope and pray that this journey was spiritually beneficial for your life. As we conclude our 30-day study through Psalm 67, let’s apply ...  Read More

After all that has been said in this Psalm – after all that has been sung in this song – it is THIS final thought that we end with. It is THIS exclamation point that ends the Psalm. A desire that ever...  Read More

Today, let’s continue to parallel Proverbs 1:7 with Psalm 67:7, understanding what it means to “Fear the Lord.” More specifically today, let’s look at the opposite of Fearing God. Because there are on...  Read More

The Fear of God indicates that you stand in awe of God. That there is trembling within your soul. That you take God very very seriously. That you take God more seriously than anything or anyone in you...  Read More

Today, we are picking up in studying Proverbs 1:1-7 and paralleling this text with Psalm 67:7. Our theme Psalm this year ends with this verse, “God shall bless us; let all the ends of the earth fear h...  Read More

What we have here is the introduction into the proverbs, which is a book written by Solomon, the son of David. And we see here in the first 6 verses his purpose in writing this book. And it is a natur...  Read More

Fear God And Keep His CommandmentsPsalm 67:77 God shall bless us; let all the ends of the earth fear him!We have arrived at the final verse of this Psalm -- verse 7. And the entire Psalm ends with the...  Read More

Ambassador, you can personalize verse 6 without taking it out of context. If you will understand this verse for what it is, you can personalize this verse. If you are a believer in Jesus Christ, then ...  Read More

This is a picture of your Justification and Sanctification here in Psalm 1:1-3. There is a tree planted in the dry desert. This tree is dead. It is in the sand. No hope of living. No ability to get wa...  Read More

As we continue to focus our attention on verse 6, remember that we are looking at a future-perfect tense verb in this context. The Children of Israel have prayed for God to intervene in their own live...  Read More

Remember from yesterday’s study in Psalm 67 verse 6 that we are reading a future-perfect tense verb in “has yielded.” And remember that the “blessing” from God for the planted crop is the water! That ...  Read More

6 The earth has yielded its increase; God, our God, shall bless us. The Psalmist is no doubt referring to Leviticus 26:3-4, which says — “If you walk in my statutes and observe my commandments and do...  Read More

I know that we have continued to hammer on verses 1-3, but it is vital that we understand this Scripture. We need to understand that nothing is possible without the Grace of God. We need to understand...  Read More

When we are looking at this Psalm as a whole, we need to understand that the purpose of the Children of God — God’s people, those who are saved by God’s Grace — praying for God to “be gracious” to the...  Read More

4 Let the nations be glad and sing for joy, for you judge the peoples with equity and guide the nations upon earth. Selah Verse 4 ends with “Selah” which means to meditate on this… To sit and think a...  Read More

Note that this works right alongside verse 1 in our process of how our Justification and Sanctification work. First, God shows us His Grace and we are Justified by His Grace. Second, we ask God for “B...  Read More

Here is why this is so important: You were born dead in your trespasses and sins. You were born with no hope and no ability to have hope. You were born dead in sin. You were born with no ability to be...  Read More

After a deep look into the first three verses of this Psalm, we move into verse 4. First of all, let’s see the heart of the Gospel right here in the first part of verse 4. “Let the nations be glad an...  Read More

Let's review these three verses before moving into verse 4 and 5. We see that the Children of Israel are praying for three things: "Be gracious to us," "Bless us," and "Make your face to shine upon us...  Read More

“Sing unto the Lord!” “Sing unto the Lord a new song!” “Sing praises to the name of God!” “Sing to the Lord and make melody!” “Sing unto the Lord a song of Thanksgiving!” All of these are commands to ...  Read More

The whole world needs to know “God’s way,” which is His “saving power among all the nations.” The understanding of this leads the individual to a desire to praise the name of the Lord our God. And thi...  Read More

Our desire must be the same. Our desire to know God and to make God known, must give to us a passion that the whole earth would desire to be reconciled to a Holy God. As believers in Jesus Christ, we ...  Read More

The reason that the Israelites wanted God to bless them, is “so that” they could, in turn, take that blessing of God to other people! They desired to both know God and to make Him known. As believers ...  Read More

"So That"Psalm 67:21 May God be gracious to us and bless us and make his face to shine upon us, Selah2 that your way may be known on earth, your saving power among all nations.3 Let the peoples praise...  Read More