Triumphal Feast – Lowrance Ministries

“What Is Man?” • Psalm 8 Part 2 When we consider the wonders of heaven, we see that God’s glory is beyond our imagination and that man, in his fallen state, is insignificant and wretched. So, why does God even consider us? The answer is only found in one place — the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. Part 2 begins with the explanation of this Psalm in the letter to the Hebrews.
This message was preached on Sunday, August 29, 2021.

“What Is Man?” • Psalm 8 When we consider the wonders of heaven, we see that God’s glory is beyond our imagination and that man, in his fallen state, is insignificant and wretched. So, why does God even consider us? The answer is only found in one place — the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. 

This message was preached on Sunday, August 29, 2021.

“The Song of the Slandered Saint • Psalm 7” – One of the most hurtful things the devil uses against the Lord’s people are rumors and slanderous conversations. David teaches us how to properly handle these situations. Rather than whining to everyone by voice or on social media, we should take the case to the only One Who can handle it properly, the Lord. When we appeal to the righteous God of heaven, we are asking for help from One Who cares and is ready to judge His enemies and ours.

This message was preached on Sunday, August 21, 2022.

“Oh, That I Could Repent” • Psalm 6 – Part 2 Elder Bryce Lowrance – Today’s episode is the conclusion of the message on Psalm 6. In this Psalm David acknowledges his sin and the fact that he needs to be chastised. He does not ask for no punishment at all, but he does ask to be chastised according the love that God has for him. He does not cry out that his punishment is unfair nor does he cry for justice. David relies solely on the love and merciful kindness of God.

This message was preached on Sunday, September 5, 2021.

“Oh, That I Could Repent” • Psalm 6 – Part 1 Elder Bryce Lowrance – In this Psalm, David does not plead to have his chastisement to cease. He prays that he would see that God loves him and that is why he needs correction. Further, he prays that his desire to sin be taken away so that he walks upright.

This message was preached on Sunday, September 5, 2021.

“Pray Without Ceasing” • Psalm 5 – Part 2

In this Psalm, David shows us the striking differences in the way God views His elect and the wicked. God’s chosen ones have access by His abundant mercy to approach the throne of grace for help in time of need. Part 2 begins in verse 3 where we learn that we should begin each day with prayer and have a continual attitude of prayer throughout the day.

This message was preached on Sunday, February 6, 2022

“Pray Without Ceasing” • Psalm 5 – Part 1

In this Psalm, David shows us the striking differences in the way God views His elect and the wicked. God’s chosen ones have access by His abundant mercy to approach the throne of grace for help in time of need. The wicked continually seek to fulfill their own desires, and God will ultimately bring them to destruction. The righteous saints of God are redeemed freely by the blood Jesus Christ and therefore have direct access to the Father and can expect help when they ask in faith.

This message was preached on Sunday, February 6, 2022

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