Psalm 62 Sermon

Psalm 62, a psalm of confidence, illustrates David’s unwavering trust in God as his sole source of salvation, rock, and fortress amidst trials, contrasting this with the unreliability of human pride and wealth, as exemplified by the Titanic's tragic sinking. David oscillates between affirming God’s greatness and warning against trusting in deceitful people or fleeting riches, emphasizing that only God provides true hope and security. He describes the wicked as untrustworthy, two-faced liars who delight in falsehood, while urging believers to pour out their hearts to God, who is a steadfast refuge. Ultimately, David declares that power and steadfast love belong to God, who will judge righteously, calling believers to reflect on their trust, repent of idolatry, and continually remind themselves of God’s grace and power.