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Psalms 51:16 · BSB
51:16 For You do not delight in sacrifice, or I would bring it; You take no pleasure in burnt offerings.
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…word of encouragement to us that it's not a matter of if you're gonna find yourself messing up, it's a matter of what will you do when you do.Psalm 51, verse 1 through 17. Here's what David, the psalmist, the writer, says. He says, Have mercy on me, O God. According to your steadfast love, according to your abundant…
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Generosity. We're gonna be in Psalm 51 for the message today.Psalm chapter 51. If you're happy to be in God's house, would you say amen? Amen. Hey, have you guys ever heard about something but you had never experienced it? So…
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…perfect work. Be patient about the trials and the fires that would come into your Life number two Repentant. There it is in heart and Christianity.Psalm chapter 51. What does God desire over sacrifices of repentant and a contrite heart is what God desires. Having that attitude of being pure and clean in God's…
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…worthless, God calls worth saving. And what we call broken beyond repair, God sees treasure waiting to be restored. All this brings us to David inPsalm chapter 51. And before we read Psalm 51, you have to understand this is David we're talking about, right? This is David, the man celebrated by generations as…
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…of sincere faith. And we're called to have sincere faith in this superficial world. So the next passage of Scripture that I'd like us to go to isPsalm chapter 51. Psalm chapter 51, verse number 6. This speaks a little bit more to this idea that God already knows our hearts. So therefore, we should live in a…
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…Let Jesus Christ be your joy. [SPEAKER_00]: Let Jesus Christ be your heart. [SPEAKER_00]: You pray on that and I'm going to close withPsalm chapter 51, 10 through 12. [SPEAKER_00]: And this is a song, because that's what Psalms are, but it's a song we sang many at times. [SPEAKER_00]: I know you…
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…of your compassion, blot out my transgressions, wash me thoroughly from my iniquity, and cleanse me from my sin. As we continue to look atPsalm chapter 51. Just a brief reminder regarding the context and the setting of it. David sinned with Bathsheba. He sought to conceal that sin for over a year or…
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…To look at them here in just a second. But first of all. The cleansing was provided. By the shed blood of. Christ and the Psalmist says this inPsalm chapter 51and verse 7. Now we know this. Is David, because this is. When he is pouring out. His heart to God after. His sin with the Bathsheba and he says.…
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…you remember where you were when the Savior reached down for you? Aren't you glad to know that who you are tonight because you know who he is andPsalms chapter 51. I want to do a little reading here. It's a great passage of Scripture. But the reason we we need to keep this new spirit about us. We have to keep…
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…do that? Oh, it's because he loved us, and he loves us. He came to rescue us, to redeem us, to restore us, and to recreate us. Did you know that?Psalm chapter 51, David says in his prayer, he says, create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me. David uses the same exact word that…
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…to an end. They are new every morning. Great is your faithfulness. So when David does mess up, when he does blow it, when he does fall into sin,Psalm chapter 51, he sins in massive ways. You remember what he prayed? Have mercy on me, O God, according to your steadfast love. According to your abundant mercy.…
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…Well, hey, if you got a copy of Scripture this morning, I want you to turn it into different texts with me this morning. First, I want you to findPsalm chapter 51, Psalm 51. Mark that and then flip back to second Samuel, Chapter 11. That's where we're going to start this morning. Second, Samuel, Chapter 11,…
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…chapter 11, the story of David and David with his affair with Bathsheba. So 2 Samuel chapter 11. And then the second part of this message is fromPsalm chapter 51, the first four verses there. 2 Samuel chapter 11, Psalm 51, have them both open. I'll tell you when we're in part one and I'll tell you when we're…
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…your soul going God, I just don't even know what to do. Well listen, King David gives us what to do when we hit bottom, and I want you to see it.Psalm chapter 51. Before we get to verse one, it's important for us and I'm always wanting to give you some ways that you can be a better Bible student. All right?…
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…murdered to cover it up. And in a moment, clarity comes to David, and he realizes, I have sinned. And this psalm that we're looking at today,Psalm chapter 51, is David's response after this conversation with Nathan. Now, I'm guessing that if ever there was a moment in history where someone wished they…
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