Triumphal Feast – Lowrance Ministries

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 8. “An Evening Prayer” Psalm 4 – Part 2

An Evening Prayer • Psalm 4 Part 2

Today’s edition of Triumphal Feast is the conclusion of the message An Evening Prayer from Psalm 4. Verse 2 of this psalm ended with the word SELAH. This means to pause and reflect on what we just sang or prayed. The first reason we can have confidence that God will answer us in our distress is because He has heard and answered us before. It is vain to look for help in any other place than in the Lord. Today we will begin in Psalm 4 verse 3. where we learn that we can have confidence that God hears and answers our prayers because He has chosen us to himself and we are precious to him.

This sermon was preached on Sunday, January 16, 2022

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 7. “An Evening Prayer” Psalm 4 – Part 1

An Evening Prayer • Psalm 4 Part 1

Psalm 4 is a partner Psalm written about the same time as Psalm 3. Psalm 3 is often consider to be a morning Psalm while this Psalm is its evening counterpart. In this Psalm, David shows us that since God has sovereignly saved us by His grace, He is there to help us when we call on Him in prayer.

This sermon was preached on Sunday, January 16, 2022

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 6. “The Peace of Sovereign Grace” Psalm 3 – Part 2

The Peace of Sovereign Grace • Psalm 3 Part 2

Today’s edition of Triumphal Feast is the conclusion of the message from Psalm 3. In the previous episode, we traced the history of David’s life following the sin of the murder of Uriah. One of the consequences was a coop led by his own son, Absalom. David was forced to flee Jerusalem for his life. While in the wilderness, David gains hope that he will return to the throne. His hope is not based on anything he had done. It was based solely on the unfathomable grace and mercy of God.

This sermon was preached on Sunday, January 9, 2022

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 5. “The Peace of Sovereign Grace” Psalm 3 – Part 1

The Peace of Sovereign Grace • Psalm 3

Psalm 3 was written by David when he had to flee from Jerusalem because his son, Absalom, sought to kill him. When David considers the faithful and merciful character of God, he finds peace enough to rest even though he is in the middle of a flight for his life.

This sermon was preached on Sunday, January 9, 2022

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 4. “The Psalm of The Messiah” Psalm 2 – Part 2

The Psalm of the Messiah • Psalm 2 Part 2

In the conclusion of his teaching on Psalm 2, Elder Bryce reminds us of the longsuffering of God toward His people. God has called us to be separate from the world in our behavior and devotion. Our focus and desire should be for the prosperity of His church.

This sermon was preached on Sunday, June 13, 2021

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 3 “The Psalm of The Messiah” Psalm 2 – Part 1

The Psalm of the Messiah • Psalm 2 Just like the times of 1st Century, the enemies of God still conspire against God and against His church. God laughed at their feeble efforts then and He laughs at them now. The people of God can take great comfort that Christ loves His bride and will protect her with all His power. The nations of the world should take heed and “kiss the Son” by acknowledging his almighty power and dominion.

This sermon was preached on Sunday, June 13, 2021

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 2 “The Psalm of Psalms” Psalm 1 – Part 2

The Psalm of Psalms – Psalm 1 As we continue to look at Psalm 1, we will continue where we left off last week. Today’s episode will show what it truly means to be prosperous in the Lord’s service and how the life of wicked is drastically different than the life of a devoted child of God.

This message was preached on Sunday, August 15, 2021.

Triumphal Feast • Psalms Series 1 “The Psalm of Psalms” Psalm 1 – Part 1

The Psalm of Psalms – Psalm 1 In this sermon, Elder Bryce shows how David describes the blessed life of the man of God who follows paths of righteousness. In contrast to this, the ungodly have a miserable end.

This message was preached on Sunday, August 15, 2021.