For his final sermon before retiring from full-time ministry, Pastor Nazario Sinon teaches from Psalm 90.
Psalm 90, the only psalm attributed to Moses, is a sobering yet hope-filled prayer that brings us face to face with the eternal greatness of God and the fragile brevity of human life. It reminds us that our days are limited, our lives marked by sin and suffering—but that God is our eternal refuge and source of mercy.
Moses doesn’t just lament the shortness of life—he teaches us how to respond: with humility, repentance, and a wise, joy-filled dependence on God. In a world that rushes toward the temporary, Psalm 90 calls us to number our days, seek God’s compassion, and anchor our work and hope in the One who is from everlasting to everlasting.
