Central Community Church | Sermon Audio
Aug 16, 2026 · 36 min · 10 segments
Psalm 69:19-33 As followers of Jesus, we will suffer for his sake by our/God’s enemies. David turns his anger towards them asking God to make his justice certain on all of God’s enemies. David is a…
Jeremy IsaacHost
This week, we're taking a look at the opposite of Psalm 23 at a imprecatory Psalm.
So a good friend of mine once experienced injustice and deep hurt as a result of her husband being forced to resign from his job.
He was responsible for the end of my friend's husband's employment and And my friend struggled as a result of that, because the loss of her husband's employment had deep implications for her, for her entire family.
And while she wasn't about to go key his car, she did turn to the Lord in prayer and, But her prayers may have not sounded quite the way that you would think they may have.
They weren't prayers of Lord Jesus, please bless Vincent today and give him the most wonderful of all days on this day.
And I pray God that on his drive to work today, you would give him only red lights and I pray Lord that whenever he has lunch, his food would never be salty enough.
When he showers Lord Jesus, would the water pressure not quite be hard enough? And would the temperature not quite be warm enough? And may Vincent always feel like he's just got something stuck in his teeth.
Lord Jesus, I don't wish Vincent dead, but would you fill his life with your mercies and a good number of holy inconveniences.
So the question for us this morning is, is it okay to pray something like that? Is it okay to pray inconvenience or suffering or judgment even on someone else? Now, if church is new to you, you might be surprised that there are prayers, something like that in the Bible and actually prayers that go far beyond that yet.
So this morning, I want to, we're going to take a look at Psalm 69 verses 19 to 33.
This week, we're taking a look at the opposite of Psalm 23 at a imprecatory Psalm.
So a good friend of mine once experienced injustice and deep hurt as a result of her husband being forced to resign from his job.
He was responsible for the end of my friend's husband's employment and And my friend struggled as a result of that, because the loss of her husband's employment had deep implications for her, for her entire family.
And while she wasn't about to go key his car, she did turn to the Lord in prayer and, But her prayers may have not sounded quite the way that you would think they may have.
They weren't prayers of Lord Jesus, please bless Vincent today and give him the most wonderful of all days on this day.
And I pray God that on his drive to work today, you would give him only red lights and I pray Lord that whenever he has lunch, his food would never be salty enough.
When he showers Lord Jesus, would the water pressure not quite be hard enough? And would the temperature not quite be warm enough? And may Vincent always feel like he's just got something stuck in his teeth.
Lord Jesus, I don't wish Vincent dead, but would you fill his life with your mercies and a good number of holy inconveniences.
So the question for us this morning is, is it okay to pray something like that? Is it okay to pray inconvenience or suffering or judgment even on someone else? Now, if church is new to you, you might be surprised that there are prayers, something like that in the Bible and actually prayers that go far beyond that yet.
So this morning, I want to, we're going to take a look at Psalm 69 verses 19 to 33.
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