Thinking on Scripture with Dr. Steven R. Cook
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Psalm 62 is a psalm of David in which he is experiencing unjust attacks and feels threatened by enemies who seek to topple him. In this psalm, David counsels his soul to trust in God alone. When anxious fears arise, he is conscious to turn to the Lord and not people or riches. Trusting in the Lord alone, and waiting in silence, are key features of the psalm. The Psalm is broken into three stanzas, with two ending with Selah. A complete set of notes are found here: https://thinkingonscripture.com/2022/12/29/god-alone-is-my-rock-psalm-62/
Soteriology Lesson 49 - Divine Election Part 1
Soteriology Lesson 48 - What Must I Believe to Be Saved - Part 4
Soteriology Lesson 47 - What Must I Believe to Be Saved Part 3
Soteriology Lesson 46 - What Must I Believe to Be Saved - Part 2
Soteriology Lesson 45 - What Must I Believe to Be Saved?
Soteriology Lesson 44 - Unlimited Atonement
When a Christian Turns to a Sinful Lifestyle
Soteriology Lesson 43 - Total Depravity
Soteriology Lesson42 - The Meaning of Sin
Soteriology Lesson 41 - Biblical Meaning of Repentance
Soteriology Lesson 40 - Reconciliation with God & Redemption of Christ
Soteriology Lesson 39 - Penal Substitution & Propitiation for Sins
Soteriology Lesson 38 - The Love of God that Saves
Soteriology Lesson 37 - Justification Before God
Soteriology Lesson 36 - The Imputation of God's Righteousness
Soteriology Lesson 35 - The Holiness of God
Soteriology Lesson 34 - Guilt Before God
Soteriology Lesson 33 - God's Grace
Soteriology Lesson 32 - Forgiveness of Sins
Saved by Grace Alone, Through Faith Alone, in Christ Alone
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