A sermon on Psalm 136 centers on God’s steadfast “hesed” love—loyal, covenant love that “endures forever.”
Ps. Troy explains the psalm’s call-and-response (Great Hallel) format, highlighting God’s goodness and supreme authority (“God of gods,” “Lord of lords”).
The psalm recounts God’s faithful acts—from creation to the exodus, wilderness leading, victories over kings, and daily provision—showing his love in every circumstance, including when people are off-track.
Tied to Passover and ultimately fulfilled in Jesus’ sacrificial love, this truth is offered as a way to renew minds in hardship. The message ends with prayer, inviting people to receive and embody God’s enduring love and to respond with gratitude, worship, and loving others.