Sermon Info
Sermon Date: 8/16/26
Series: Psalms
Text: Psalm 98
Title: “A Joyful Noise”
Preacher: Pastor Luke Dufek
Series: Psalms
Text: Psalm 98
Title: “A Joyful Noise”
Preacher: Pastor Luke Dufek
Announcements
After some fellowship, please highlight the information below to your group and have them check the weekly church email for more information/details.
- The next men’s study going through the Law for the Lawless book will be 8/26 beginning at 7 PM going over chapter 13.
- Reminder that starting August 23rd our Sunday morning doors will lock at 10:15 AM, after that our safety team will be monitoring the entrances and assisting anyone who arrives late.
Questions
After some fellowship and prayer, read Psalm 98
How does remembering God’s past works of salvation help us praise the LORD today? What is one “marvelous” thing God has done that remembering increases your joyful praise?
The psalmist describes God as powerful, righteous, steadfast in love, and faithful. Which of these truths about God’s attributes most encourages you right now, and why?
Psalm 98 holds together reverence and joy in worship. What happens when our worship emphasizes one but not the other? What does Christian worship that is both reverent and joyful look like?
Psalm 98 calls the whole earth to praise the LORD. How should God’s universal kingship affect the way you think about evangelism, missions, and people around you who do not yet know and worship Christ?
In verses 7-9, creation rejoices because the LORD is coming to judge the world with righteousness and equity. Why is God’s coming judgment good news for Christians? How should living between Christ’s saving work and His promised return shape your joy, worship, hope, and life this week?
How does remembering God’s past works of salvation help us praise the LORD today? What is one “marvelous” thing God has done that remembering increases your joyful praise?
The psalmist describes God as powerful, righteous, steadfast in love, and faithful. Which of these truths about God’s attributes most encourages you right now, and why?
Psalm 98 holds together reverence and joy in worship. What happens when our worship emphasizes one but not the other? What does Christian worship that is both reverent and joyful look like?
Psalm 98 calls the whole earth to praise the LORD. How should God’s universal kingship affect the way you think about evangelism, missions, and people around you who do not yet know and worship Christ?
In verses 7-9, creation rejoices because the LORD is coming to judge the world with righteousness and equity. Why is God’s coming judgment good news for Christians? How should living between Christ’s saving work and His promised return shape your joy, worship, hope, and life this week?