Well, good morning to all of you. It's good to see you this morning and we're so thankful for Matthew Smith and his ministry to us this morning and are looking forward to His ministry to us, this afternoon. We hope you'll join us for the lunch, following the service and the one hour concert, as we continue, worship, even after this service is concluded. I want to have you, turn in your Bibles to Psalm 19, which is where we'll start, today.
We've, we've been in the Book of Psalms, for the last 8 weeks, and this will actually be our final installment today will be our final installment in our worship in the Psalms, series. Our theme obviously today is worship. So to close off our worship in the Psalm series, I want us to take some time this morning to sweep together 5 lessons about worship that I think would be important for us to learn from the Book of Psalms. We can easily make a list of 100 lessons or more.
About worship from the Book of Psalms. but today, I just wanna focus on, 5 of them that maybe we would be especially helped and encouraged, by this morning. I do have to tell you, I'm, I had a dream last night, a nightmare actually. true story, I, I dreamed that by the time I was finished preaching the sermon this morning, that there were no women left in the room.
And only 20 men were left in the room. It was discouraging. And I don't even know why I would dream that. There's nothing in my message today, at least that I know of that would be especially bothersome to women....
