Asaph led worship every week, and privately his faith was slipping. What nearly took him out wasn’t tragedy but envy: watching people who didn’t care about God at all seem to win. This sermon outline walks through Psalm 73, showing how envy magnifies, edits reality, and turns inward, and how one word, “until,” changes everything when Asaph steps into the sanctuary. It closes with two practical questions: how to live in a broken world without growing cynical, and how to love broken people without being crushed.
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When Fire Falls
In a world loud with counterfeits, Elijah shows us God doesn’t need perfect conditions to display His power. Rebuild the altar—then ask Him to send the fire. 🔥 1 Kings 18
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Every small town has that one building that seems to hold the community together—a volunteer fire station, a school gym, or maybe a café where everyone knows your name. It’s…
View SermonThe Struggle is Real
The law is like a mirror—it shows us what’s wrong but cannot make us right. Paul realized this when confronted with the command not to covet. Outwardly he was blameless, but inwardly he was guilty. The law exposed the dirt but couldn’t clean his heart.
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