Share a commentWhen the scoreboard of life looks bleak, what if the final score is already printed? We walk through Psalms 96–99 to explore a bold claim that reshapes fear, purpose, and hope: the Lord reigns. From the first call to “sing a new song” to the closing vision of a holy King in Zion, these psalms draw a straight line from salvation to sovereignty and from worship to witness. We unpack the ancient picture of runners bearing victory news and connect it to our calling to share the gospel today with clarity and joy.We also sit with the weight of Psalm 97’s descending clouds and fire, a courtroom of righteousness and justice that will not be delayed. Judgment is not a scare tactic; it’s a promise that evil will not have the last word. In that sober light, we clarify who the Bible calls “saints”—not elite heroes, but rescued people who trust the Messiah. That identity matters when storms gather. It tells us why we can face a holy God without dread and why we can live with courage when culture turns cynical.Then the spotlight moves to Psalm 98’s good news: salvation is a free gift. Christ’s finished work means we stop bargaining with our worth and start receiving what grace provides. Finally, Psalm 99 lifts our eyes to a future kingdom where Jesus reigns from Jerusalem and the chorus answers, “Holy is He.” Holiness defines His rule and shapes our response: awe, obedience, and hope that sings even in the night.If you’re longing for steady ground, this journey through the Yahweh Malach psalms offers more than comfort—it offers clarity. Press play to learn why evangelism is joyful, why justice is certain, and why grace remains your only boast. If the message encourages you, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a review to help others find the show.The first of Stephen's two volumes set through the Book of Revelation is now available. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FQ3XCJMYSupport the show