Psalm 23 is full of verbs, because the Good Shepherd is a shepherd who acts.
(The final message in our series on the book of Psalms)
November 30 - Shepherd (Psalm 23)
Psalm 23 is full of verbs, because the Good Shepherd is a shepherd who acts.
(The final message in our series on the book of Psalms)
November 23 - Feast (Psalm 22, PArt Two)
When things go bad, we turn everything to God. When things go good, it's just as important to put your focus on him.
November 16 - Hate (Psalm 22, Part One)
God never asked us not to feel anger and hurt. He knows it's just a part of living in a broken world, and has given us a way to deal with it.
(Part six of our series on the Psalms)
November 9 - Insurance (Psalm 17)
Psalm 17 is a prayer of David designed to teach us to be ready when trouble comes our way. David was surrounded by trouble. How do you ensure you will ready?
(Part five of our sermon series on the Psalms)
November 2 - Extra (Psalm 18)
David writes an over-the-top psalm about God's salvation and about how God empowered him in his victories.
(Part four of our series on the book of Psalms)
October 26 - Sheltered (Psalm 16)
We often use the term "sheltered" as an insult, but David says a sheltered life was how he found real peace in God.
(Part three of our series on the book of Psalms)
October 19 - Blamelessness (Psalm 15)
Psalm 15 is a stop sign as you approach the doors to enter worship. Are you sure you are welcome here? Will your worship be acceptable?
(Part two of our series on the book of Psalms)
October 12 - Faith (Psalm 13)
A trained, automatic faith turns panic into prayer and prayer into peace.
(Part one of our series on the book of Psalms)