In this exposition of Psalm 146, Zack DiPrima calls believers to cultivate the discipline of doxology—a deliberate, lifelong practice of praising God regardless of changing circumstances. Contrasting the frailty of human rulers and earthly hopes with the faithfulness of the God of Jacob, the sermon demonstrates why ultimate trust belongs to God alone. Drawing connections throughout Scripture, including Luke 4, Matthew 11, Isaiah 57, and Romans 9, the message highlights Christ as the fulfillment of Psalm 146, the One who opens blind eyes, frees captives, lifts the brokenhearted, and saves sinners entirely by grace. This sermon encourages Christians to preach truth to their own hearts, reject misplaced trust in people, and find lasting joy in the sovereign grace of God revealed in Jesus Christ.
