Abide Worship

Welcome back to the Abide Podcast. This week Psalm 145 teaches us of the greatness of our God and how we should proclaim His goodness

Welcome back to the Abide Podcast. This week we focus on Psalm 130 and the importance of waiting on the Lord.

Welcome back to the Abide Worship Podcast. This week, we use Psalm 100 to reflect on the faithfulness and goodness of God

Join us as we abide in worship and scripture, praising the Lord together. Let everything that has breath praise the Lord!

We reflect on Jesus’ words in Matthew 6:25–34 and the reminder that we do not have to live consumed by worry about tomorrow. Our Father knows what we need, and He faithfully provides. “The Lord Will Provide” is a song of trust—a declaration that God is faithful, sufficient, and worthy of our confidence.

Today, and every day, we preach the gospel to ourselves. We remember who God is, what He has done, and how the Gospel changes everything. Through Scripture, prayer, and song, we declare the gospel to our own hearts and the hearts of God's people.

Today, we spend a few short moments abiding in our identity in Christ. Through the song Belong to You, we are reminded that our identity is not defined by the voices around us, our failures, or our accomplishments. We belong to God, and we are who He says we are.

Today, we spend a few short moments abiding in the goodness of God. Wherever you find yourself today, pause, be still, and remember that God is good, faithful, and near.

In this episode of Abide Worship, we turn our hearts toward the steady hope we have in Jesus Christ. Through the song “I Set My Hope”, we are reminded that our confidence is not in circumstances, feelings, or the things of this world, but in the unchanging promises of God. Whether you are weary, discouraged, or simply needing to refocus your heart, we pray this time of worship helps you rest in Christ and set your hope fully on Him.

2 Corinthians 12:9 reminds us that God’s grace is sufficient for us, and that His strength is made perfect in our weakness. Today, we rest in the grace of God made available through Jesus Christ and give Him thanks.