Psalm 10

This sermon explores Psalm 10 as a continuation of Psalm 9, highlighting the tension between the believer's experience of God's absence and the theological truth of His sovereignty. The text examines the confident arrogance of the wicked, who oppress the poor and act in practical atheism, contrasting this with the righteous who, despite feeling abandoned, trust that God sees and will ultimately judge. The preacher emphasizes that while emotions of distress are legitimate, faith must remain anchored in the conviction that God is just and will vindicate the afflicted. By connecting this psalm to Romans 3, the message underscores that all humans are prone to sin, yet God remains both just and the justifier. The sermon concludes by encouraging believers to use the Psalms as a guide for prayer, trusting that God's justice will prevail even when it feels distant.