Summer in the Psalms | Week Two - Chapel Service

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June 18, 2025 | In this episode of Summer in the Psalms, Noah Sidhom points to the powerful truths of Psalm 113 and 114—part of the ancient "Hallel" collection traditionally sung during Passover. Taught from the perspective that these were likely the very Psalms Jesus sang with His disciples at the Last Supper, this session highlights God's worthiness of praise, His majesty, and His intimacy with His people. We reflect on God's high exaltation, His willingness to stoop down to lift us from the dust, and how all creation bends and submits to His will. It's a beautiful picture of redemption, restoration, and God's unchanging desire to dwell with His people.Join us as we uncover the depth of these Psalms and how they still speak prophetically to a later age—our age.

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June 18, 2025 | In this episode of Summer in the Psalms, Noah Sidhom points to the powerful truths of Psalm 113 and 114—part of the ancient "Hallel" collection traditionally sung during Passover. Taught from the perspective that these were likely...

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