Pastor Dennis unpacks how we can learn to cry out to God and trust Him when life really, really hurts.

How can we experience God's forgiveness? In Psalm 32, David shares from his own life experience that God is eager to forgive, but if we want to receive that forgiveness, we must be open and honest with Him about our sin. In one verse, he says "don't be like a mule," meaning don't be stubborn in your refusal to acknowledge your sin to God thereby foregoing his life-transforming forgiveness.

Do we have the same expectation for the Christian life as what Jesus had for His disciples? We will explore one of Christ's expectations from this passage, specifically to forsake yourself.

When we are faced with unjust actions, we might wonder if God is really just, or if he really is in control. This Psalm points out that evil and sin will end, that God is good, and that we can trust in his justice now and forever.

"Be still and know that I'm God." If you grew up in church, perhaps you heard these words. Rev. Brandon Hilstad unpacks the Psalm from which it comes, reminding us that we can trust in the Lord as our refuge and our strength.

Living for God is hard when you feel like he's not actually in control. What do you do when you feel like this? The writer of this Psalm encourages us to look heavenward, and remember that our King is still on his throne and He's not nervous.

What is the good life and how do we live it? According to Psalm 1, to live the good life—or, the blessed life—you’ve got to live the God-life, meaning with him, for him, and on his terms. And to live the God-life, we’ve got to love God’s Word.

Life can be complex, messy, and sometimes brutal, but there is a straightforward way to make the most of this messy life. This message draws out four nuggets of wisdom from the book of Ecclesiastes to help us live with God-honoring competency in the face of this reality.

Pastor Brandon unpacks a relevant question in our world today. 

There are a bunch of denominations, beliefs, and expressions within Christianity. Pastor Brandon unpacks why.