The Divine Receipts
Description
In this powerful kickoff to our Summer in the Psalms series, Pastor James Hanna unpacks the divine “receipts” of God’s glory and authority revealed through creation and scripture. Psalm 19 shows us how the heavens declare God’s handiwork—a cosmic sermon that never stops—and how the Word of God revives the soul, gives wisdom, and brings joy. From the sky to the scriptures, God is speaking. Are we listening?
🔑 Key Points Covered:
- – Creation reveals God’s power and sovereignty
- – Scripture is God’s specific and perfect revelation
- – The law, testimony, precepts, and commandments of the Lord are life-giving
- – God’s authority over creation gives Him the right to shape our lives and worship
📖 Supporting verses: Psalm 119:1–4, 2 Peter 1:3, Psalm 119:89, Hebrews 1:1–3
Details
- Date: July 6, 2025
- Topics: The Divine Receipts
- Preacher: James Hanna
- Books: Psalms
- Series: Summer In The Psalms
- Passage: Psalm 119:1–4
- Service Type: Sunday Service
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