About this sermon

This sermon explores Psalm 90 as a psalm of perspective that contrasts the eternal nature of God with the fleeting brevity of human life. It emphasizes that while human existence is marked by frailty and the certainty of death, believers are called to live with a heart of wisdom by numbering their days. The message outlines four practical responses to this reality: finding satisfaction in God rather than worldly pursuits, rejoicing in the hope of eternal joy despite present afflictions, beholding God's works and passing that faith to the next generation, and seeking God's favor to establish the work of one's hands. The tone is pastoral and reflective, urging the congregation to view their limited time on earth not as a source of despair, but as a purposeful opportunity to glorify God and prepare for eternity.