Psalm 71

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Psalm 71

June 26, 2024 • Vlad Baraniuk • Psalm 71, 1 Peter 2:9

Title: Mobilizing Each Generation

Text: Psalm 71 (also 1 Peter 2:9)

· Rely on the sufficient refuge of God’s nature (vs. 1-3)

· Reflect on God’s continued faithfulness (vs. 3-8)

· Rest in the undefeatable hope of the Gospel (vs. 9-13)

· Repeat God’s greatness to others (vs. 14-18)

o Never stop growing

o Never stop testifying

o Never stop discipling

· Root your life in the purposes of God (v. 19)

· Remember the ultimate restoration God has in store (vs. 20-24)

Response

· What keeps me from being mobilized, in my current season, for the sake of Gospel advancement?

· What can I do to help mobilize the other generation for the sake of Gospel advancement?

Psalm 71:18 - So even to old age and gray hairs,

O God, do not forsake me,

until I proclaim your might to another generation,

your power to all those to come.

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