Psalm 15:2–5 paints the portrait of a worshiper fit to dwell with God: one who walks blamelessly, speaks truth, honors the godly, and shuns evil. These traits—blamelessness, integrity, justice—set a towering standard for abiding on God’s holy mountain. Yet, Psalm 14:3 shatters any illusion: “None do good, not one.” Sin’s stain bars every human heart…

Psalm 15:1 asks, “Who shall sojourn in your tent? Who shall dwell on your holy mountain?” This question, posed by David, pierces the heart of human longing: how can sinners abide in God’s sacred presence? The sermon on Psalm 15 unveils Scripture’s mountain motif, revealing God’s dwelling places across redemptive history. In Genesis, Eden sat…