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Sermons on Psalms 48

2 sermons preach from Psalms 48 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 is great and greatly to be praised in the city of our God and in the mountain of his holiness.”
Psalms 48:1 · as preached in “Bright Star & St. James Sunday Worship Service | 09/13/26” at Bright Star Church Chicago
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Psalms 48:1

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“He is great and greatly to be praised in the city of our God and in the mountain of his holiness.”

Bright Star & St. James Sunday Worship Service | 09/13/26

Bright Star Church ChicagoSep 2026

Sermon from Bright Star & St. James (I AM NOT REGULAR) emphasizing Christian identity (chosen, royal priesthood), the cost and purpose of the anointing, consecration and surrender, practical calls to repentance/salvation, corporate prayer and outreach (tabernacle project, Greater Bronzeville initiatives, PATS), and invitations to give, join, and engage in weekly prayer calls.

Hear it quoted1:04:07Open this sermon

Psalms 48:1-12

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“Great is the Lord and greatly to be praised... He will be our God forever.”

Sunday, 7/5/2026, Peoples Congregational UCC

Peoples Congregational Church Washington DCJul 2026

A July 5, 2026 Sunday service reflection connecting Psalm 48 and Acts 4 to the 250th anniversary of the United States, urging Christians to honor religious freedom, resist unjust authority, welcome immigrants, and live out faith in public life through justice, civic engagement, and compassionate stewardship.

Hear it quoted35:26Open this sermon

Psalms 48:8-14

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“As we have heard, so have we seen in the city of the Lord of hosts... We ponder your steadfast love, O God, in the midst of your temple; let Mount Zion be glad.”

Sunday, 7/5/2026, Peoples Congregational UCC

Peoples Congregational Church Washington DCJul 2026

A July 5, 2026 Sunday service reflection connecting Psalm 48 and Acts 4 to the 250th anniversary of the United States, urging Christians to honor religious freedom, resist unjust authority, welcome immigrants, and live out faith in public life through justice, civic engagement, and compassionate stewardship.

Hear it quoted36:39Open this sermon

Psalms 48:12-14

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“Walk about Zion; count its towers; consider well its ramparts... that you may tell the next generation that this is God our God. He will be our forever.”

Sunday, 7/5/2026, Peoples Congregational UCC

Peoples Congregational Church Washington DCJul 2026

A July 5, 2026 Sunday service reflection connecting Psalm 48 and Acts 4 to the 250th anniversary of the United States, urging Christians to honor religious freedom, resist unjust authority, welcome immigrants, and live out faith in public life through justice, civic engagement, and compassionate stewardship.

Hear it quoted56:26Open this sermon

Psalms 48:12-13

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““Walk about Zion; count its towers; consider well its ramparts; go through its citadels, that you may tell the next generation that this is God our God. He will be our forever.” (paraphrase)”

Sunday, 7/5/2026, Peoples Congregational UCC

Peoples Congregational Church Washington DCJul 2026

A July 5, 2026 Sunday service reflection connecting Psalm 48 and Acts 4 to the 250th anniversary of the United States, urging Christians to honor religious freedom, resist unjust authority, welcome immigrants, and live out faith in public life through justice, civic engagement, and compassionate stewardship.

Hear it quoted56:26Open this sermon

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