In this sermon on Psalm 71, Pastor Mike Schumann expounds upon the significance of the Psalmist's praise and how that connects to the way God cares for us. The psalmist wants us to see that his own praising of God is proof that God is his strong refuge, his mighty fortress. Let’s hear the songs ourselves when we praise God, “Great is thy faithfulness, O God my Father, there is no shadow of turning with thee.” Following the season of life we never wanted, never asked for, and don’t see any way out of: Let’s continue to praise God more and more.
We Will Praise Him More and More
CC Sermon • Psalm 71
August 6, 2023 • Mike Schumann
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