Ilagan Christian Church

Event: Zoom Bible Study

  • Delight Yourself in the Lord

    Psalm 37 tells God’s people not to envy evildoers, whose days are numbered, but to trust the Lord, delight in Him and rest in His care.

  • The Great Paradox: Why Do the Wicked Prosper?

    Asaph nearly stumbled when he saw the wicked prosper, until he entered the sanctuary of God and found that God Himself is his portion forever.

  • God Watches Over His People

    From Psalm 33 and the life of King Asa, a lesson on the Lord whose eyes are on those who fear Him and who fights for those who trust Him.

  • Blessed Is the Nation Whose God Is the Lord

    Psalm 33:12 opens a study of God’s calling of Abraham and Israel: a people chosen as His inheritance, made wise by His law and near to Him in prayer.

  • The Counsel of the Lord

    The Lord frustrates the plans of the nations, but His own counsel stands forever, as the stories of Ahithophel and Haman show.

  • Rejoicing in God’s Creation

    By the word of the Lord the heavens were made. A lesson from Psalm 33 on the vastness of the universe and the care that made the earth a home for life.

  • Rejoice in the Lord

    Psalm 33 calls the righteous to rejoice in the Lord with a new song, because His word is right and all His work is done in truth.

  • The Joy of Forgiveness

    Psalm 32 shows the blessedness of the one whose sin is covered, the torment of hidden guilt, and the joy that follows honest confession.

  • Enduring God’s Holy Discipline

    Psalm 3, written as David fled from Absalom, shows a king under God’s discipline for his sin, who still finds that salvation belongs to the Lord.

  • A Psalm of Repentance

    Psalm 51, David’s prayer after his sin with Bathsheba, teaches true repentance: a broken and contrite heart that God will not despise.

  • Bless the Lord, O My Soul

    Psalm 103 asks how we can bless the God who is the source of all blessing, and answers: by not forgetting His benefits and by declaring His mighty deeds.

  • The Lord Is My Portion

    When Canaan was divided, the Levites received no land, because the Lord Himself was their inheritance. To say “the Lord is my portion” is to call Him our greatest treasure.