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EPISODE · Sep 23, 2025 · 35 MIN

Why the Church Sings (to the God Who Stoops Low)

from Park Hill Church Podcast · host Park Hill Church

Why does the church sing every week? Dr. Matthieu Rouffet unpacks Psalm 113 to show that our songs are not just habit—they are echoing God’s own voice. From the Most High enthroned in glory to the God who stoops low to lift the poor, we sing because He first sings over us.

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Outside of birthdays and concerts, group singing is rare. So why does the church sing every Sunday? In this sermon from Psalm 113, Dr. Matthieu Rouffet reminds us that singing is woven into God’s design for His people. Our voices rise because God Himself sings over us, stoops low to meet us in our need, and lifts the lowly from the ash heap to sit with princes. Worship is more than music—it is our response to the God who is both exalted above the heavens and near to the brokenhearted.

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