Teach Us to Number Our Days

This sermon provides an exegesis of Psalm 90, framing it as Moses' prayer that contrasts God's eternal nature with the brevity and fragility of human life. The preacher analyzes the psalm through three movements: adoration of God's unchangeable sovereignty, confession of sin under God's righteous wrath, and supplication for wisdom and restoration. Central to the message is the call to number one's days, which cultivates a heart of wisdom by recognizing the fleeting nature of earthly existence. The exposition emphasizes that meditating on divine judgment leads to a sober fear of the Lord, which ultimately finds hope in Christ's atonement and God's steadfast love. The sermon concludes by urging believers to live with eternal perspective, allowing God's work to be established through their lives.