About This Sermon
Kal Kilgo teaches from Psalm 90 about where true satisfaction is found. Moses wrote this prayer in a season of deep loss and disappointment, yet he began by fixing his attention on the everlasting God rather than his circumstances. Kal shows that human life is brief and frail like grass, and nothing in this world can satisfy our eternal longing. The path to satisfaction is not a change of circumstances but asking God to fill us with His steadfast love. God is able to redeem hard seasons and establish the work of our hands when we come to Him.
Scripture: Psalms 90
Practical Takeaways
A few ideas to carry with you, discuss with your group, or revisit during the week.
- True lasting satisfaction is only found in the steadfast love of God.
- Prayer should begin God-ward, with our attention fixed on who God is before we present our needs.
- Human life is short and full of trouble; nothing in this world was made to satisfy our souls.
- Satisfaction is not self-generated; God must be the one who actively fills us with gladness.
- God redeems our hard days when we ask Him to satisfy us with His covenant love.
Discussion Questions (5)
- What does Moses' prayer in Psalm 90 teach us about coming to God in difficult seasons?
- What are you most tempted to look to for satisfaction besides God?
- How could beginning prayer by considering who God is change your relationship with Him?
- What would it look like for you to ask God to satisfy you with His steadfast love this week?
- Does your life show others that you are satisfied in Christ?
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