Turn with me to Psalm 8. If you have a copy of God's Word. Hard copy in your

hands or digital copy on a phone. As I came in this morning, I saw on the

screen a picture of my face in many French words. I don't know what they said. I

just imagined it saying, this poor man only speaks English. So grab a box at

the back if you need to. I do bring you greetings from city's church in St.

Paul, Minnesota, where my family and fellow brother pastors and

congregation will be gathering this morning in praise of our King. What a

sweet thing to gather on Sunday morning where countless millions around the

world gather in worship of our King. What a joy to see the dozens or hundreds

that gather together and then to think about the millions gathered in praise of

Jesus. And bring you greetings from desiringgod.org, our good friend Daniel

Henderson, who we love to partner with. We greet you. We thank God for you.

French matters to us and we're excited to partner with various French

initiatives as well as our native English. Psalm 8, O Lord, our Lord, how

majestic is your name and all the earth. And I understand some of the French

translations have magnificent. That's just fine. Those words largely overlap.

Whether it's majestic or magnificent, we'll be focusing on the same concept

here. O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name and all the earth. You have set

your glories above the heavens. Out of the mouth of babes and infants, you have

established strengths because of your foes to still the enemy and the

avenger. When I look at your heavens, the work of your fingers, the moon and

stars, which you have set in place, what is man that you are mindful of him and

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