We’ve all asked that question at some point: how long? How long will evil keep going? How long will God allow the brokenness we see around us? Today, Pastor Dave will carefully walk you through that honest question. Even in the waiting, Scripture reminds you that God sees, God knows, and justice will come.

We sometimes think we have to have it all together before we come to God, like we need to be important, impressive, or cleaned up first. Pastor Dave will assure you today that God welcomes you just as you are. Not when you’ve figured everything out. Right now. And that’s the beautiful invitation of grace.

We often wonder what God really wants from us. More effort, more discipline, more doing. We try to give Him our best work and intentions. Today, Pastor Dave will remind you of something simple: above everything else, God wants your love. Not perfection. Not performance. Just your whole heart devoted to Him.

What an amazing God we serve. As Pastor Dave examines Psalm 8 in today’s message, we encounter a Psalm that prompts reflection. This is a crucial element in every believer’s life. We need to take time to think on the greatness of our God and all He’s done. This practice draws our hearts into worship.

It’s impossible to wrap our minds around the scale of the universe. Yet even greater is our God. As we’ll be reminded as we continue our study of the book of Psalms with Pastor Dave, God has the power to speak it all into existence, and every one of the millions of stars in our universe exists because of Him. 

How are you going to bow before Jesus? Will it be with joy and gratitude or fear and trembling after a life of rejecting Him? As Pastor Dave will point out in today’s message, Scripture makes it clear that all mankind will bow before Jesus in the end. The nature of that act of submission is up to you. 

As Pastor Dave warns in today’s message, God’s patience with humanity has been mistaken by many to mean He doesn’t care about their sin. His Word has been twisted by some, even in the Church, to justify living in sin. But judgment is still to come. God is just, and apart from Christ, sin will bring destruction. 

How often do you feel like God is angry with you? It’s a lie from the enemy. As Pastor Dave continues our study in Psalms, we’ll be reminded that God looks on us with love. His anger is entirely aimed at sin and the destruction it brings, and He went to incredible lengths to save us from its oppression.

For those who’ve been in the church long enough, “I Surrender All” is a very familiar phrase. Whether you’re singing the original hymn or a new rendition, this expression strikes to the heart. As Pastor Dave will challenge us in today’s message, it’s time to go beyond just singing these words to living them out.

It’s amazing how easily we can justify and excuse our own sin while standing in condemnation against the same sin in others. As Pastor Dave will remind us in today’s message, there’s no hierarchy of sin – all sins are equally offensive against God. Thankfully, His grace and mercy are also equally available to all of us.