Join us as we begin our journey through Psalm 34 with a message titled “Teach Me the Fear of the Lord.” In this foundational sermon, we explore what the Bible truly means by “the fear of the Lord,” examining how both the Old Testament and the New Testament define and continue this essential concept.

We also confront an honest truth: much of the Church today is not walking in the fear of the Lord. This fear is more than mere reverence or respect—it is a deep recognition of God’s holiness, His power, His righteous retribution, and a genuine fear of displeasing Him. Biblical fear of the Lord leads us to awe-filled obedience, humility, and a transformed way of life.

Let this teaching set the stage for a rich study of Psalm 34, where we’ll learn to taste and see that the Lord is good—and understand why the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.