Triumphal Feast – Lowrance Ministries

“Complaint and Confidence on the Cross” • Psalm 22 Part 2 – Elder Bryce Lowrance. Through the inspiration of the Spirit, David declares that Jesus, while dying, taught us to trust our Heavenly Father. There are three cycles of complaint and confidence recorded in this Psalm of the Cross. Each cycle increases in the details of the despair and agony of Jesus on the cross. But each complaint is met with an ever-increasing amount of confidence in God’s deliverance.

Part 2 begins with a focus on verse 15.

This message was preach on Sunday, February 11, 2024.

“Complaint and Confidence on the Cross” • Psalm 22 – Elder Bryce Lowrance. Through the inspiration of the Spirit, David declares that Jesus, while dying, taught us to trust our Heavenly Father. There are three cycles of complaint and confidence recorded in this Psalm of the Cross. Each cycle increases in the details of the despair and agony of Jesus on the cross. But each complaint is met with an ever-increasing amount of confidence in God’s deliverance.

Part 1 includes the first two complaints as well as the confident responses to those complaints. This part also includes the beginning of the final and most horrible complaint.

This message was preach on Sunday, February 11, 2024.

“Why Did Jesus Ask ‘Why’?” • Psalm 22:1-2 Part 2– Elder Bryce Lowrance. In this introductory message to Psalm 22, Elder Bryce shows that Jesus claimed this Psalm was about Himself by crying out the first verse while dying on the cross. This message explores how it is that the all-knowing Son of God could possible ask the question ”why? ” about anything. We find that reason that Jesus asks this is so that we can know the God forsook Jesus so that we would never be forsaken.

This message was preach on Sunday, February 4, 2024.

“Why Did Jesus Ask ‘Why’?” • Psalm 22:1-2 – Elder Bryce Lowrance. In this introductory message to Psalm 22, Elder Bryce shows that Jesus claimed this Psalm was about Himself by crying out the first verse while dying on the cross. This message explores how it is that the all-knowing Son of God could possible ask the question ”why? ” about anything. We find that reason that Jesus asks this is so that we can know the God forsook Jesus so that we would never be forsaken.

This message was preach on Sunday, February 4, 2024.

“To You, God!” • Psalm 21 – Elder Bryce Lowrance. This Psalm is a celebration of our victorious King Jesus. Who, when He was raised from the dead was crowned once again in the sight of all mankind and secured the eternal victory for God’s people. Part 2 shows how Jesus will ultimately destroy all His enemies and flaming judgment and then returns to the theme of praising God for His strength is salvation.

This message was preach on Sunday, January 28, 2024.

“To You, God!” • Psalm 21 – Elder Bryce Lowrance. This Psalm is a celebration of our victorious King Jesus. Who, when He was raised from the dead was crowned once again in the sight of all mankind and secured the eternal victory for God’s people. The assurance of this salvation is based on the covenant of grace and election that God made before the foundation of the world. Jesus had victory over death and the grave. He will destroy all His enemies. He did all of these things by His own power. Therefore, we are duty in church worship is to praise the power of God alone.

This message was preach on Sunday, January 28, 2024.

“God Save the King” • Psalm 20 – Elder Bryce Lowrance Part 2. Today’s episode contains the conclusion of this message. We begin with our responsibility to pray for our leaders so that we can continue to worship freely. Then, the Messianic application of the Psalm is explored where we see that Jesus Christ is our King and Great High Priest continuing to make intercession for us.

This message was preached on Sunday, January 14, 2024.

“God Save the King” • Psalm 20 – Elder Bryce Lowrance Part 1. Historically, this Psalm was a prayer of the nation of Israel for King David to be delivered through a great battle. The people prayed the God would help him. God blessed David with deliverance, and in turn, the entire nation as well. This Psalm is also a Messianic Psalm which means that it points toward the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ. When His work on the cross was blessed, the entire elect family of God was blessed. We no longer need to pray for a battle that is coming, but we do need to pray for clear understanding that the battle is already won, and we are more than conquerors.

This message was preached on Sunday, January 14, 2024.