Psalms

Jensen speaks on independence and conformity from Psalm 1. He looks at those who have the opportunity to move with mockers and sinners, and yet to stand with the righteous. 1. Rejection of the ungodly. 2. Positive resource - the law of the Lord and delighting in it 3. Being in the congregation of the righteous 4. Pressure to conform to the world Sermon given at College Chapel

Jensen speaks on Psalm 116. Jensen looks at the theme : What should I render to the Lord for all his bounty to me? He looks at the context for the psalmist. Jensen look at all the things we have to point us to God, including not only the accounts in the Old Testament, but now also the coming, death and resurrection of Jesus. He looks at what a faithful response for all his bounty to us is to put our faith in Jesus. Jensen warns against becoming mechanical towards God, and losing your love for God and others, especially other believers. He shows that the gospel allows us to go in in thanksgiving to Christ, since nothing can surpass God's love for us in Jesus.

Sermon given at College Chapel

Jensen speaks on Psalm 4. He gives an outline of the passage, and looks at what David says, especially withing the historical context of being chased by Absolom. Jensen focuses on Psalm 4_7. He looks at the joy that David has discovered in having his trust in the Lord. Sermon given at College Chapel

Jensen speaks on finding rest in God from Psalm 62. He looks at what it says about faith under assault. He reminds the audience that we act to please God, rather than ourselves or others. Jensen looks at the things that test our faith from both outside us and within us. He challenges them to have meaningful faith in God, as our rock. Originally delivered 1992-07-21

Sermon 1 Jensen looks at what happens when the world does not seem to be going well. He looks at the longing to be with the Lord, to be a doorkeeper in the Lord's house.,