Psalm 145 | Great, Good, and Near

What kind of person can honestly say, "Every day I will bless God," and mean it forever? In this message from Psalm 145, the last psalm attributed to David, Pastor Jeff Schlenz shows why real praise isn't about your circumstances. It's about who God is: great, good, and near. In this message: -Why David's final psalm is a call to praise God daily, no matter what -What it means that God is "slow to anger and great in mercy" (Psalm 145:8), even when you've blown it -Why your testimony fuels someone else's worship, and theirs fuels yours -What it looks like to build for an everlasting Kingdom instead of a temporary one -Why God's delays are never the same as God's absence Which line from David's prayer do you need to hear today? This message is part of our Summer in the Psalms series at The City Gates Church. 📍 City Gates Church | Fairfax, VA 🗓️ Sundays at 9 & 11 AM 🔔 Subscribe for new messages every week #CityGatesChurch #FairfaxVA #CalvaryChapel #Psalm145 #SummerInThePsalms