July 5, 2026

The Judge Who Remembers & Makes Himself Known, Psalm 9

Preacher: David Arruda Series: Summer Psalms 2026 Scripture: Psalm 9:1–20

Grace Gospel Church — Sermon Notes
The Judge Who Remembers & Makes Himself Known — Psalm 9
Date: 07/05/2026
I. The & Proclamation of the LORD for His Righteous Judgments
Psalm 9:1–12
A. Give the LORD Your Whole and Tell of His
Psalm 9:1
B. Find Your Greatest in God and Sing His Name
Psalm 9:2
C. Remember How God Has Maintained Your Cause and Dealt With the Wicked
Psalm 9:3–6
D. Prepare Yourself for the Perfect Judge Whose Throne Endures
Psalm 9:7–8
E. Run to the LORD, Your in Trouble
Psalm 9:9–10
F. Call Others to and Make His Deeds Known Among the Peoples
Psalm 9:11
G. Take Comfort: God Remembers the Blood and Cries of the
Psalm 9:12
II. The Confident Cry for the LORD's and n
Psalm 9:13–20
A. Cry Out for God's and Salvation So That We Can Him
Psalm 9:13–14
B. Know That God Makes Himself Known in the of the Wicked Whose Plans Backfire
Psalm 9:15–16
C. Do Not God, for He Will Not You
Psalm 9:17–18
D. Call Upon God to Move and Himself in Judgment to Humble Man
Psalm 9:19–20
Additional Notes
Reflection Questions

1.When you think about God's past faithfulness, does it move you to wholehearted praise and to tell others of His wondrous deeds? (Psalm 9:1–2)

1. Where are you tempted to trust in something other than the LORD as your stronghold, and what would it look like to truly take refuge in Him? (Psalm 9:9–10)

2.Is there an injustice, affliction, or burden in your life that you need to entrust to the righteous Judge who remembers and never forgets His people?** (Psalm 9:12, 17–18)

3. If God were to answer David's prayer and remind you that you are 'but a man,' what areas of pride, self-sufficiency, or forgetfulness of God would need to be humbled today? (Psalm 9:19–20)

Takeaway: Recognize the LORD for who He is, expect and pray for Him to act according to His Name, and tell others of His wondrous deeds. Let’s now read the text if you are able

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