Triumphal Feast – Lowrance Ministries

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 25. “The Howling Psalm” Psalm 13 Part 1

“The Howling Psalm” – Psalm 13 – Elder Bryce LowranceDavid cries out “How Long?” four times in anxious despair. Yet after he prays, he moves from feeling that God has left him to realizing that God has blessed him bountifully. When we are discouraged and think that God is not there, we need to turn to Him in penitent prayer and ask for His favor in our lives. When He grants peace, we should sing praise! This message was preached on Sunday, January 23, 2022.

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 24. “God’s Word vs. Man’s Word” Psalm 12 Part 2

God’s Word vs. Man’s Word • Psalm 12 – Elder Bryce Lowrance Part 2 God’s word is true. God promised to deliver His children from the vain lies of the wicked, and He has proven trustworthy in that He preserved His written word for us all these generations. In part 2 of this sermon, we will see that God Himself preserved His word for us to rest in hope.This sermon was preached on Sunday, September 11, 2022.

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 23. “God’s Word vs. Man’s Word” Psalm 12 Part 1

God’s Word vs. Man’s Word • Psalm 12 – Elder Bryce Lowrance Elder Lowrance takes us through a Psalm that could have been penned today. The current “woke” culture that pervades our society has set the stage where no true discussion happens. Everyone talks at or about others but never to them. Lies have become the norm. But God’s word is true. God promised to deliver His children from the vain lies of the wicked, and He has proven trustworthy in that He preserved His written word for us all these generations. This sermon was preached on Sunday, September 11, 2022.

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 22. “If the Foundations Be Destroyed” Psalm 11

“If The Foundations Be Destroyed” • Psalm 11 Elder Bryce Lowrance looks to Psalm 11 and considers verse three “If the foundations be destroyed, what can the righteous do?” He notes the previous Psalms leading up to it and how Psalm 11 has a glorious, emphatic theme that we must trust in the Lord. Brother Bryce looks at the likely occasion that frame the Psalmist’s statement in verse three, and then he looks at the numerous scriptural proofs that refute the foundations ever being destroyed and other lies and strategies of the devil. Of the remaining verses, Brother Bryce shows us that God is unaffected by the devil, that he chastens whom He loves but doesn’t destroy, that the Lord will judge the wicked, and that we should glorify God for His righteousness and trust Him. This message was preached on Sunday, June 4, 2023.

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 21. “The Cry of the Oppressed” Psalm 10 Part 2

“The Cry of the Oppressed” • Psalm 10 Part 2 – Elder Bryce Lowrance The conclusion of this message begins with an explanation of verse 8 and describes how it is that Satan and workers of evil lurk in secret places attempting to snare the people of God. The Psalm concludes with the promise that God will deliver His people and judge the wicked.This message was preached on Sunday, June 18, 2023

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 20. “The Cry of the Oppressed” Psalm 10 Part 1

“The Cry of the Oppressed” • Psalm 10 Elder Bryce Lowrance points out that the same writer who said “God is our refuge and a very present help,” also cried out that it seemed God was very far from him in times of trouble. This imprecatory Psalm records David calling for God to judge against the wicked, and in particular the “wicked one.” David reminds us that God doeshear and answer prayer. One day, Christ will return and sin will be completely driven out. Until then, we are to trust the righteous judgment of God.This message was preached on Sunday, June 18, 2023

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 19. “Let the Church Sing Praise to the Lord” Psalm 9 Part 4

Let the Church Sing Praise to the Lord • Psalm 9 Part 4 Psalm 9:11-20 – Elder Bryce Lowrance David began this Psalm stating that he was going to praise the Lord every moment of every day for the glory of His judgment. The second half of the Psalm calls on all the people of God to worship the Lord by actively singing praises to Him in the local church and learning about His works in the preaching of the gospel. This final part of the message begins with David crying out for mercy in verse 13.This message was preached on Sunday, April 16, 2023

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 18. “Let the Church Sing Praise to the Lord” Psalm 9 Part 3

Let the Church Sing Praise to the Lord • Psalm 9 Part 3 Psalm 9:11-20 – Elder Bryce Lowrance David began this Psalm stating that he was going to praise the Lord every moment of every day for the glory of His judgment. The second half of the Psalm calls on all the people of God to worship the Lord by actively singing praises to Him in the local church and learning about His works in the preaching of the gospel.This message was preached on Sunday, April 16, 2023

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 17. “In Praise of the Judgment of God” Psalm 9 Part 2

In Praise of the Judgment of God • Psalm 9:1-10 Part 2 – Elder Bryce Lowrance Elder Bryce preaches concerning Psalm 9 and David’s celebration of God’s victory over His enemies. He notices that David shows us in this passage that we can rejoice in God’s justice while simultaneously thanking Him for His grace and mercy. Brother Bryce goes through the first 10 verses and looks at how passages in John 3, Romans 3 and 1 Corinthians 15 harmonize with what God inspired David to write in Psalm 9. He exhorts us to follow David’s example and praise the Lord every day and in worship together, that we can also rejoice in God’s marvelous works, and that we should remember God is the one that wins the victory, not ourselves or our works. This message was preached on Sunday, April 2, 2023.

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 16. “In Praise of the Judgment of God” Psalm 9 Part 1

In Praise of the Judgment of God • Psalm 9:1-10 – Elder Bryce Lowrance Elder Bryce preaches concerning Psalm 9 and David’s celebration of God’s victory over His enemies. He notices that David shows us in this passage that we can rejoice in God’s justice while simultaneously thanking Him for His grace and mercy. Brother Bryce goes through the first 10 verses and looks at how passages in John 3, Romans 3 and 1 Corinthians 15 harmonize with what God inspired David to write in Psalm 9. He exhorts us to follow David’s example and praise the Lord every day and in worship together, that we can also rejoice in God’s marvelous works, and that we should remember God is the one that wins the victory, not ourselves or our works.  This message was preached on Sunday, April 2, 2023.