Sandy Higgins examines the structure and theological significance of the Messianic Psalms, using Psalm 1 as an introductory model for how the life of Christ is prefigured in the Old Testament. Higgins explores the defining characteristics of the blessed man—contrasting the walk, stand, and seat of the believer with the ungodly—while highlighting themes of biblical meditation, spiritual stability, and divine fruitfulness. He contrasts the root-system nourishment of the godly with the rootless nature of the ungodly, ultimately pointing to Jesus Christ as the only man who perfectly fulfilled these standards.

This message was recorded on 1/26/25