September 6, 2026

When All Creation Sings, Psalm 98

Preacher: David Arruda Series: Summer Psalms 2026 Scripture: Psalm 98:1–9

Grace Gospel Church — Sermon Notes
When All Creation Sings, Psalm 98
Date: 09/06/2026
I. The LORD Is Praised as Victorious Savior
Psalm 98:1-3
A. You Are Summoned To Produce A Song to God
Psalm 98:1
B. Your Praise Should Be Fueled by His Work
Psalm 98:1
C. The LORD’s Work Is Powerful & Effective In Bringing
Psalm 98:1
D. The LORD Makes His & Righteousness Known
Psalm 98:2
E. The LORD Displays His Covenant Before the World
Psalm 98:3
II. The LORD Is Praised as Reigning King
Psalm 98:4-6
A. All The Earth Is Summoned To Joyful
Psalm 98:4
B. Bring the Fullness of Your Praise Before the
Psalm 98:5–6
III. The LORD Is Praised as Righteous Judge
Psalm 98:7-9
A. All of Joins the Chorus of Praise
Psalm 98:7–8
B. You Can Rejoice Because the Righteous Is Coming
Psalm 98:9
Additional Notes
Reflection Questions

1. Where has your praise of God become familiar or stale, and what fresh reason do you have today to “sing to the LORD a new song”?

2. What “wonderful things” has God done in your life that you have failed to stop and praise Him for?

3. Are you trusting in something else to give you victory, security, or salvation that only the LORD can truly provide?

4. How should God’s faithfulness to His promises strengthen your confidence when His timing is difficult to understand?

5. Does your worship reflect glad allegiance to Christ as King, or are there areas of your life where you resist His authority?

6. What gifts, abilities, resources, or opportunities has God given you that you could more fully bring into the service of His praise?

7. Are you more troubled by the coming judgment of God, or comforted by the fact that He will finally judge the world with perfect righteousness and equity?

8. Is there any sin you are excusing now that you would not want exposed before the perfectly righteous Judge?

Takeaway: Join the new song to the LORD; offer fresh praise for the Savior, glad allegiance to the King, and confidence in the coming righteous Judge