Sermons on Psalms 127

This short psalm says that unless the Lord builds the house, guards the city, and blesses labor, human effort is in vain. It speaks of rising early and toiling anxiously, yet says God gives to his beloved sleep. The psalm then turns to family life, calling children a heritage from the Lord and likening sons born in one’s youth to arrows in a warrior’s hand. It ends by blessing the man whose quiver is full. Themes include divine providence and the gift of children.

Sermon videos preached on Psalms 127, newest first. Each one shows the preacher, the date, and the exact passage the message is drawn from.

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