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Psalm 108

Psalm 108

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Oct 4, 2026

Kristyn GettyHOST
0:00
Psalm 108.
Kristyn GettyHOST
0:02
A song, a psalm of David.
Kristyn GettyHOST
0:08
My heart is steadfast, O God.
Stephen AumetHOST
3:27
Whoever is wise will ponder these things and consider well the mercies of the Lord.
Stephen AumetHOST
3:32
Psalm 108 My heart is firmly fixed, O God, my heart is fixed.
Stephen AumetHOST
3:51
I will sing and make melody.
Stephen AumetHOST
3:55
Wake up my spirit, awake lute and harp.
Akintola SamuelHOST
21:35
It takes God for you to enter.
Akintola SamuelHOST
21:39
Psalms 108 and verse 10.
Akintola SamuelHOST
21:43
And Psalm 60 and verse 9.
Akintola SamuelHOST
21:44
It says the same thing.
Heather SchottHOST
43:02
I feel the Holy Ghost casting or throwing a shoe over a piece of land was a symbolic gesture of conquest and military dominance It meant the conqueror was planting their foot down and claiming complete ownership.
Heather SchottHOST
43:19
We see the example of this in Psalms 60 verse 8 and Psalms 108 verse 9.
Heather SchottHOST
43:24
Number four, it was relinquishing human authority on holy ground.
Heather SchottHOST
43:28
What were we also coming in last July? We were praying into his elders what the word of the year was this year, which is a year of harvest.
Ben BlakeyHOST
9:41
Yeah, absolutely.
Ben BlakeyHOST
9:42
Well, let's conclude with going to Psalm 108, verses 7 through 13.
Ben BlakeyHOST
9:48
We're wrapping up Psalm 108.
Ben BlakeyHOST
9:52
And Pastor Stephen, looks like you got something sticking out to you from this psalm.
StephenGUEST
9:56
I'm just seeing David's the author here.
speaker_1HOST
4:54
The Lord's name be praised.
speaker_1HOST
5:00
Psalm 108 O God, my heart is ready, my heart is ready.
speaker_1HOST
5:06
I will sing and give praise with the best member that I have.
speaker_1HOST
5:11
Awake, thou lute and harp, I myself will awake right early.
Ben BlakeyHOST
3:35
I don't know if there's some really difficult stuff on the agenda this week.
Ben BlakeyHOST
3:39
I don't know what you've got going on today, but whatever it is, here's three lessons I want us to observe from the first six verses here of Psalm 108.
Ben BlakeyHOST
3:49
That's our worship portion that we've been talking about so far.
Ben BlakeyHOST
3:53
And the first thing I want you to do is resolve to worship.
Jono WebsterGUEST
30:07
And when I set foot in the school gates, I call to mind two psalms that I've cobbled together and I meditate on them as I start my day.
Jono WebsterGUEST
30:18
Psalm 108, parts of Psalm 143.
Jono WebsterGUEST
30:21
It's something like this.
Jono WebsterGUEST
30:23
And it's important that this is said out loud.
Marshall SegalGUEST
0:00
Psalm 108, beginning in verse one.
Marshall SegalGUEST
0:04
A song, a psalm of David.
Marshall SegalGUEST
0:08
My heart is steadfast, O God.
Marshall SegalGUEST
3:53
And in that process, we discern that the sink drain is also clogged and needs to be cleared.
Marshall SegalGUEST
4:02
So if you're counting, we had not one, not two, but three simultaneous clogs in our basement.
Marshall SegalGUEST
4:14
And as I studied Psalm 108 this week and did a couple of loads of laundry, All those clogs, they came back to my mind again because I think they're a picture of verse 12.
Marshall SegalGUEST
4:27
Oh, grant us help against the foe, oh God, for vain is the salvation of man.
Marshall SegalGUEST
4:38
The salvation of man, it's like a horrible triple clog.
annm2705HOST
0:00
Psalm 108.
annm2705HOST
0:01
First, let's pray.
annm2705HOST
0:03
Heavenly Father, please be with us as we read through this psalm and lead my thoughts to what you want to speak about because there's so much in this psalm that we could talk about a lot of different things, but please direct my mind to where we should go with this.
annm2705HOST
0:25
I ask this in Jesus name.
annm2705HOST
0:27
Amen.
annm2705HOST
0:29
So Psalm 108, this is a song or a Psalm of David.
annm2705HOST
0:33
And from research, it says that when this is about David going into battle in the territory of Edom, which is modern day Jordan.
annm2705HOST
0:46
So, and that occurred, it's documented in the Bible.

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