Sermons on Psalms 38

A psalm of David portrays a sufferer under the weight of the Lord’s rebuke and his own sin. He describes bodily pain, wounds, weakness, and troubled thoughts, while friends stand far off and enemies plot against him and repay his pursuit of good with accusation. Like one deaf and mute, he does not answer them, but waits for the Lord. The psalm ends with confession, distress over sin, and an urgent plea for the Lord’s help and salvation. Themes include repentance, divine discipline, and trust in God amid affliction.

Sermon videos preached on Psalms 38, newest first. Each one shows the preacher, the date, and the exact passage the message is drawn from.

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