Scripture/Text: Psalms 129-131; This Sunday's sermon walks through Psalms 129 to 131 in a three-step journey from affliction to assurance. Amidst a world where moral standards are often subjective and shifting, these psalms remind us of the steadfastness of God's righteousness and mercy. Psalm 129 assures us that the wicked will not prevail, reinforcing our confidence in God's justice. Psalm 130 leads us to a place of humble repentance, acknowledging our own iniquities and the need for God's forgiveness. Finally, Psalm 131 paints a picture of serene trust, encouraging us to rest in the Lord with childlike faith. Together, these passages call us to a life of confident contentment and humble hope, rooted in the clearly revealed character of God.

Sermon Outline:

1. Step # 1 (Psalm 129): “The wicked will not win”

2. Step # 2 (Psalm 130): “The forgiven will fear”

3. Step # 3 (Psalm 131): “The humble will hope”