His Way Is Perfect

His Way Is Perfect

His Way Is Perfect
A Study In Psalms 14-24 - Study Guide

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The beauty of the Psalms still captivates readers today as it expresses our heartfelt desire to fellowship with God. Dr. Sexton examines each psalm and its direct effect on our individual relationship with God. He challenges each reader to have a deep and abiding relationship with the God of the Bible.

The Study Guide is to be used by each student in the Sunday School class. It contains helpful summaries of each lesson and provides the student with a place to take notes while the lesson is being taught. Also provided are daily Bible readings and questions to help the student prepare for next week’s lesson.

Table of Contents

1. When Fools Speak.................................................11
2. He Shall Never Be Moved....................................25
3. I Shall Not Be Moved...........................................37
4. The Apple of the Eye.............................................53
5. His Way Is Perfect................................................65
6. The Meditation of My Heart...............................79
7. The Name of the Lord Our God..........................93
8. The Blessings of Goodness..................................109
9. A Reproach of Men...............................................123
10. Poured Out Like Water......................................137
11. He Hath Done This...............................................151
12. I Will Dwell in the House of the Lord Forever.....165
13. The King of Glory.................................................177

Notable Quotes of Charles H. Spurgeon

The Power of the Gospel

“It is God’s Word that saves souls, not our comment upon it, however correct that comment may be! Let us, then, be

scrupulously careful to honor the Holy Spirit by taking the weapon which He has prepared for us, believing in the full Inspiration of the sacred Scriptures and expecting that God will prove their Inspiration by their effect upon the minds and hearts of men.”—1892, Sermon #2246

“We often pray for Christians in adversity and it is right that we should do so, but it is even more necessary to pray for Christians in prosperity, for they run the risk of gradually becoming soft, like Hannibal’s soldiers destroyed by Capuan holidays, who lost their valor in their luxury. Many a man who was an out-and-out Christian when he was lower down in life has, when prosperous, become much too great a gentleman to associate with those who were his honored Brothers and Sisters before.”— 1891, Sermon #2217

“It is a fine thing, when you are slandered, not to hear it. And it is a better thing to never reply to it. I have always tried to possess one deaf ear and one blind eye—and I believe that the deaf ear is the better ear, and the blind eye by far the more useful of the two. Do not remember the injury that is done to you, try to forget it and pass it over. Do not go about the world determined to grasp every red-hot iron that any fool holds out before you. Let it alone! It will be for your own good and for God’s Glory to be very patient under the slander of the wicked.”—1894, Sermon #2385