Psalm 107 - Out of the Dragon's Jaws

Psalm 110 - David's Son and David's Lord - Part 4

In the climactic fourth and final study in Psalm 110, we witness the conquest of David's Adonai — Jesus Christ — over four enemies: kings, nations, Satan, and death itself. Tracing threads from Genesis 3:15's first gospel promise through Balaam's oracle, Psalm 2, and Paul's letters, we discover that Christ's reign advances through both crushing judgment and gracious conversion. Along the way we uncover the true meaning of "be still and know that I am God," the Hebrew wordplay behind the serpent's crushed head, and why Christ's cup of suffering leads to His exaltation. Christ the King remains undefeated.

Psalm 110 - David's Son and David's Lord - Part 3

In this third installment on Psalm 110, we examine the royal army (v. 3) that accompanies David's Adonai—identified as the church itself: willing, holy, born again, and innumerable. We then turn to the priestly session (v. 4), unpacking the solemn oath God swears to His Son, the eternal covenant of redemption (pactum salutis), and the doctrine of divine immutability. Finally, we trace the mysterious priest-king Melchizedek from Genesis 14 to Christ, showing how His eternal priesthood surpasses the Levitical order—securing believers in the unshakable, unchanging promises of God.

Psalm 110 - David's Son and David's Lord - Part 2

Featured Teacher: Daniel Christensen In part 2 of our exposition of Psalm 110, we unpack the royal scepter of verse 2. David draws from Judah, Balaam, Adam, and Joel to reveal that Christ’s dominion extends over Israel, the nations, all creation, and will one day culminate in the treading of His enemies. Before the Lion could rule, the Lamb had to die. Christ’s humiliation on the cross was the necessary path to the throne. Because His atoning work is complete, He is seated at the right hand of God—and we can rest. Yet the session will end. Christ will rise to judge the wicked in the day of the Lord. Will that day bring you comfort or terror? This sermon deepens your understanding of Christ’s reign and compels you to evangelism.

Psalm 110 - David's Son and David's Lord - Part 1

Featured teacher: Daniel Christensen Psalm 110 is the most quoted Old Testament passage in the entire New Testament — and for good reason. In this rich expository sermon, we begin a verse-by-verse journey through the seven verses that form the foundation of New Testament Christology. We defend the Davidic authorship of Psalm 110 with historical, theological, and textual proof, including Jesus’ own testimony in Mark 12. Then we unpack the first oracle in verse 1, where Yahweh speaks to David’s “Adonai,” revealing the session of Christ at the right hand of the Father. Discover how David, Isaiah, Daniel, and John all witnessed the same throne room vision and why getting this psalm right anchors everything else in your theology. Part 1 of a powerful series.

Galatians 2:11-14

Who Will Say Something? Scott Julian teaching.