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Sermons on Psalms 2

5 sermons preach from Psalms 2 in real church libraries — each one transcribed, summarized, and indexed to the verse. Jump to the exact moment a verse is quoted, or open the full sermon.

“He who sits in heaven laughs ("He who sits in heaven laughs"), and if you can see that you sit in heaven, you will laugh.”
Psalms 2:4 · as preached in “Women's Conference 2026 • Saturday PM • Worship and Ministry of the Spirit” at Houston Faith Church
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Psalms 2:1-4

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“The kings of the earth prepare for battle...against the Lord and his Anointed; he who sits in the heavens laughs.”

Sunday River @ Deeper w/ Yinka Okeleye, Sunmisola Agbebi, Deeper Worship & Pastor William McDowell

Deeper Fellowship ChurchNov 2024

A worship-centered Sunday service focused on reorienting perspective toward God's throne. Using Psalm 73 as the backbone, the pastor called believers to worship instead of worry, to view themselves as citizens of God's kingdom (not merely a nation), and to engage in spiritual disciplines—corporate prayer, a liquids-only fast for the nation ahead of Election Day, and unified intercession to frustrate the enemy. Practical church matters included an offering exhortation (giving as worship), a Home Improvement Fund appeal with dates and targets, baptism after service, and pastoral ministry for those battling depression.

Hear it quoted40:30Open this sermon

Psalms 2:4

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“this is going to be the response of the redeem that our god sits in the heaven and laughs”

Sunday River @ Deeper w/ Yinka Okeleye, Sunmisola Agbebi, Deeper Worship & Pastor William McDowell

Deeper Fellowship ChurchNov 2024

A worship-centered Sunday service focused on reorienting perspective toward God's throne. Using Psalm 73 as the backbone, the pastor called believers to worship instead of worry, to view themselves as citizens of God's kingdom (not merely a nation), and to engage in spiritual disciplines—corporate prayer, a liquids-only fast for the nation ahead of Election Day, and unified intercession to frustrate the enemy. Practical church matters included an offering exhortation (giving as worship), a Home Improvement Fund appeal with dates and targets, baptism after service, and pastoral ministry for those battling depression.

Hear it quoted57:30Open this sermon

Psalms 2:6-8

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““Yet I have set my King on my holy hill of Zion... 'You are my Son; today I have begotten you. Ask of me, and I will give you the nations for your inheritance.'””

Sustained Revival: The Revelation of Habitation | Pastor Kim Owens | February 26, 2023 | Message

Fresh Start ChurchMar 2023

Pastor Kim Owens preaches on the "revelation of habitation" and sustained revival: moving from occasional visitations of God's presence to a permanent dwelling (the Tabernacle of David) in personal lives and corporate worship. She emphasizes sacrificial praise, 24/7 worship and prayer, removing religious barriers (veils, hollow ritual, commerce in the temple), guarding the manifested presence, and choosing a lifestyle and church culture that prioritizes God's glory so revival becomes habitation rather than a seasonal event.

Hear it quoted1:10:46Open this sermon

Psalms 2:8

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Psalms 2:12

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“Blessed are all those who put their trust in Him.”

The Four How Longs - Worship Service (November 22, 2020)

Jesus Christ To God Be The Glory Church Int'l MainNov 2020

A sermon addressing long seasons of unanswered prayer framed around the four “How long?” questions in Psalm 13. The preacher explains why God may seem silent, calls believers to persistent prayer and trust in God’s mercy, and urges humility, worship, and faithful obedience while waiting. The message closes with the gospel invitation (believe, repent, be baptized, receive the Holy Spirit) and practical church announcements.

Hear it quoted42:27Open this sermon

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