In this episode, we explore the depths of Psalm 90, the only song in Israel's Psalter written by Moses. Likely composed during Israel's wilderness years, this communal lament reflects on the Fall of man and its consequences. Moses begins with verses that highlight God's eternal refuge. Discover how we can establish the work of our hands by numbering our days, fearing God, and living under His favor. We see that every act of love and kindness will find its place in God's new creation through the power of resurrection.
In today's episode, Michael Rowntree preaches from Psalm 91, an exorcism psalm with themes of God's protection and deliverance from false gods, considered demons by ancient Israel. Traditionally attributed to David, this psalm assures us that living faithfully in the LORD's presence will shield us from all dangers, physical and spiritual. Join us as we uncover the powerful promise that true faith offers ultimate safety from all threats.
In this episode of Convergence OKC, we explore Psalm 95, a profound call to worship attributed to David. Known as the Vinite, this psalm has been a cornerstone in church history, inviting us to "come" and worship the "great King above all gods." Join us as we discuss the significance of coming before God with the right heart and attitude. Learn why our worship should be filled with joy and reverence, recognizing the greatness of a God who created and sustains all things. Discover how this ancient song guides us in approaching the Almighty with awe and celebration.
Psalm 98 is a vibrant call to worship, celebrating God's marvelous deeds. This psalm invites us to sing new songs and make a joyful noise to the LORD, recognizing His salvation and righteousness revealed to the nations. In this episode, Michael discusses how this song encompasses the praise of God’s covenant people, the nations, and all creation, emphasizing God's cosmic redemption and final victory. Listen and discover the joy and significance of praising our King, who judges the world with righteousness and equity.
Reflecting on David's words, Michael expounds on the myriad of God's benefits—His forgiveness, healing, redemption, and steadfast love. He emphasizes our dual responsibility to worship God both as His covenant people and as part of His creation. Psalm 103 is a great reminder of God's merciful and gracious nature, His righteousness and justice, and His compassionate understanding of our frailty. Join us as we command our souls to bless the LORD, inviting all creation to join in this universal praise.
Join us in worship and listen to Michael preach from one of the favorite Bible passages of the apostles: Psalm 110. No book of the Bible is more frequently quoted in the New Testament than the Psalms, and no Psalm is more quoted than Psalm 110. These short seven verses summarize human history from the first century to the end of this age--Armageddon. Can you answer the nagging question...Does Jesus really reign?
In this episode, Michael unpacks Psalm 126, focusing on its themes of joy, sorrow, and hope. He discusses the historical context of the psalm, written after the exile, and its message of faith and perseverance. Join us as we reflect on how this passage encourages gratitude for past blessings and hope for the future.
Join with us in worship, a Q&A, prophetic ministry and a message by Michael Rowntree on Psalm 139
Join with us in worship, a Q&A, prophetic ministry and a message by Michael Rowntree on Psalm 150
it's one of the shortest psalms to read, but one of the longest to learn. in this message, michael rowntree walks us through psalm 131 and what it means to quiet your soul "like a weaned child with its mother", finding deep spiritual rest not in the next thing, not in proving yourself, but in the presence of god. if you're overbooked, overstimulated, and worn out from chasing an arrival point that never seems to come… this one's for you.