Category Archives: Psalms

Open My Eyes, Lord, to Behold Wonderful Things in Your Word

Posted on April 8, 2018 by Joseph V. (Josh) Carmichael

Sunday Evening Worship at NCPC-Selma, audio from the sermon, “Spiritual Strength in the Word,” from the Series, Walking in the Word. Sermon text: Psalm 119:17-24 Sermon outline: (1.)  The Spiritual Nature of the Word, 17-20 (2.) The Spiritual Power of the … Continue reading →

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The Constant Care of the Lord

Posted on April 8, 2018 by Joseph V. (Josh) Carmichael

NCPC-Selma, audio from our Wednesday evening Bible study, April 4, 2018. Series: Walking in the Word. Audio from the study: “The Lord is Your Keeper.” Sermon text: Psalm 121 Outline: (1.) Foundation – My help comes from the Lord, who … Continue reading →

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A Study of Psalm 119:9-16

Posted on March 21, 2018 by Joseph V. (Josh) Carmichael

Continuing our recent studies in Psalm 119, sermon audio for Evening Worship at NCPC-Selma, “Walking in the Way of the Word of God with Purpose,” March 18, 2018. Sermon text: Psalm 119:9-16 Sermon outline – (1.) Priority, vv. 9-11. (2.) … Continue reading →

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Introduction to Psalm 119

Posted on March 14, 2018 by Joseph V. (Josh) Carmichael

Audio on Bibles Studies and a sermon for NCPC-Selma – Studies on Psalm 119 (1) Wednesday night Bible study – introduction to Psalm 119 (time = 12:44) – Here. Outline: Testimonies, Precepts, Statutes, Commandments, Decrees, Word, Promise, Ways. (2) Wednesday night … Continue reading →

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Are You In Need?

Posted on August 2, 2017 by Joseph V. (Josh) Carmichael

Sermon audio from a sermon on Psalm 20 called “A Psalm for Those in Need” preached on Sunday, July 30, 2017. It was first preached at the 9:00 AM service at Little Sandy Ridge Presbyterian Church in Fort Deposit, AL. … Continue reading →

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That the Nations May Fear God

Posted on October 16, 2016 by Joseph V. (Josh) Carmichael

Sermon audio from MORNING WORSHIP at NCPC, “Let the Peoples Praise You,” October 16, 2016. Sermon text: Psalm 67 Outline Bold Petition (V. 1), Big Purpose (2-3), Boisterous Praise (3-5), Blessed Proclamation (6-7).

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That The World May Know

Posted on October 12, 2016 by Joseph V. (Josh) Carmichael

MORNING WORSHIP at NCPC, audio from the sermon, “A Response to God’s Awesome Deeds,” October 9, 2016. Sermon text: Psalm 66:1-20 Sermon outline: A Corporate Prayer (1-12); A Personal Prayer (13-20).

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To the One Who Hears Prayer

Posted on October 3, 2016 by Joseph V. (Josh) Carmichael

EVENING WORSHIP at NCPC, audio from the sermon, “You Who Hear Prayer,” October 2, 2016. Sermon text: Psalm 65:2

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Praying with David

Posted on October 3, 2016 by Joseph V. (Josh) Carmichael

Sermon audio from Morning Worship at NCPC: “Praying to the One Who Listens,” October 2, 2016. Sermon Text: Psalm 65:1-13 Outline: Praising God for His 1. Presence (1-4), 2. Protection (5-8), 3. Provision (9-13).

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A Song About Sowing

Posted on September 2, 2016 by Joseph V. (Josh) Carmichael

Sunday Evening Worship at NCPC, “Sowing in Tears, Reaping in Laughter,” tonight’s sermon, August 28, 2016. Sermon text: Psalm 126

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