Sermons on Psalms 78

A psalm of Asaph recounts Israel’s history as instruction for later generations. It begins by urging the people to remember God’s mighty works and keep his law, unlike their stubborn ancestors. The psalm reviews the exodus, wilderness rebellions, God’s provision and judgments, and Israel’s repeated unfaithfulness in the land. It then describes the rejection of Shiloh, the choice of Judah, Mount Zion, and David to shepherd Israel. The chapter plainly raises themes of covenant memory, human rebellion, divine judgment, and mercy.

Sermon videos preached on Psalms 78, newest first. Each one shows the preacher, the date, and the exact passage the message is drawn from.

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