Moments of Worship

428. Our Great High Priest (from the Vault)

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427. The God who Forgives (from the Vault)

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426. The Fool Says, There Is No God (Psalm 14)

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2378444/fan_mail/new] Psalm 14 gives a sobering diagnosis of the human condition: apart from God’s grace, no one seeks Him and every part of our nature is corrupted by sin. Yet this psalm does not leave us in despair. The God who looked down from heaven and found no one righteous is the same God who sent Christ, the only righteous One, to seek and save sinners. Through His life, death, and resurrection, we are forgiven, declared righteous, and brought near to God by grace alone through faith alone.

425. Waiting, Trusting, Worshiping (Psalm 13)

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2378444/fan_mail/new] Have you ever found yourself asking, "How long, Lord?" In this episode of Moments of Worship, Pastor Keith McMinn explores Psalm 13, one of David's most honest and heartfelt prayers. Drawing from his own season of waiting and questioning, Keith reflects on the journey from sorrow to trust that unfolds in this short but powerful psalm. David begins with questions, moves to a plea for God's help, and ultimately rests in the steadfast love of the Lord. Psalm 13 reminds us that faith is not the absence of questions but the decision to trust God's character when we cannot understand His purposes. Whether you are walking through uncertainty, disappointment, or a season of waiting, this episode will encourage you to bring your honest struggles to God, remember His faithfulness, and find hope in His unfailing love. Like David, we can move from asking "How long?" to declaring, "I will sing to the Lord, because He has dealt bountifully with me."

424. The Pure Words of the Lord (Psalm 12)

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2378444/fan_mail/new] Psalm 12 contrasts the deceptive speech of fallen humanity with the pure and trustworthy words of God. While David laments a culture marked by lies, flattery, and pride, he finds hope in the Lord's promises. God's Word is completely true, perfectly pure, and utterly reliable. In a world where truth is often distorted, believers can confidently rest in every word that proceeds from God.