psalms 82:1-82:8

A pressure point is an area of our bodies that is an epicenter of pain. You and I have a spiritual pressure point. When we identify it we put ourselves in a position to begin easing the pressure in our lives and the world. Join us for this message that concludes our Relationships Under Pressure series.

Morning Prayer from Daily Prayer: Common Worship of the Church of England. Text can be found online here: https://www.churchofengland.org/prayer-and-worship/join-us-in-daily-prayer. Music used by permission of David Baroni from his CD Quiet Beauty: Piano Praying. Find other CD’s by David here: http://www.davidbaroni.com

4. Manage your choices 5. Manage your zeal 6. Manage your mouth 7. Manage your heart

After being accused of blasphemy - for saying He and His Father were one - Jesus graciously responded with quoting part of PSALM 82:6. In His application of this passage, which He said was unbreakable Scripture, Christ was honoring His accusers, by saying they were gods. In this sermon, the truth behind this statement is understood more clearly by looking at all of PSALM 82, as well as to how it applies to our own identity and function as New Testament believers.

After being accused of blasphemy - for saying He and His Father were one - Jesus graciously responded with quoting part of PSALM 82:6. In His application of this passage, which He said was unbreakable Scripture, Christ was honoring His accusers, by saying they were gods. In this sermon, the truth behind this statement is understood more clearly by looking at all of PSALM 82, as well as to how it applies to our own identity and function as New Testament believers.

After being accused of blasphemy - for saying He and His Father were one - Jesus graciously responded with quoting part of PSALM 82:6. In His application of this passage, which He said was unbreakable Scripture, Christ was honoring His accusers, by saying they were gods. In this sermon, the truth behind this statement is understood more clearly by looking at all of PSALM 82, as well as to how it applies to our own identity and function as New Testament believers.