This Psalm 34:8 sermon from Journey Church focuses on the invitation to “taste and see that the Lord is good.” David wrote these words not from a place of comfort, but while fleeing for his life and pretending to be insane before a foreign king. In the middle of fear, humiliation, and uncertainty, he discovered God’s protection and faithfulness.
Psalm 34:8 reminds us that faith is not only intellectual but experiential. We are called to taste, see, and live out God’s goodness daily. Even in seasons of hardship, sickness, or brokenness, the Lord proves Himself near to the brokenhearted and present with those who seek Him. As David testified, “I sought the Lord and he answered me; he delivered me from all my fears” (Psalm 34:4).
This message encourages believers to put their trust in God’s promises and to rely on Him when life feels overwhelming. Hardships are not wasted — they become the very moments where God’s strength shines the brightest. When we choose to worship, pray, and stand firm in trials, we discover a faith that is unshakable and a God who never abandons His people.
If you are looking for encouragement, hope, and a reminder of God’s goodness, this Psalm 34:8 sermon will strengthen your faith and point you back to the One who is always faithful.
