In this sermon on Psa. 84 we see the worshiping pilgrim first desiring to worship in the temple, then traveling to Jerusalem for a pilgrim feast to worship in the temple, then arriving and being blessed with corporate worship in the temple.

In this sermon from Psalm 146 we are encouraged to praise the Lord and not trust in man, because God is our mighty helper.

From Psalm 54 we learn how to cope with hard trials, even life-threatening situations. David models for us a simple three step process for responding to trials in a God glorifying way.

In Psalm 13 we learn what to do when it seems the Lord has abandoned you, how we must think, what we must do, and how to give God glory even in the most painful and enduring trials.

Yahweh, the great Creator King, dramatically repulses the religious hypocrites, but then He promises to vindicate those who submit to His word. Our submission may incur earthly rejection, but we can trust that Yahweh will eventually prove us right for persevering in His promise. We will be satisfied by His justice and righteousness.

From Psalm 17 we learn how to pray with David in very hard and painful times, how to cast our cares upon the Lord, and have hope, no matter what happens to you in this life.

Sometimes we are shocked by the fruit of wickedness. Death, divorce, disease. What does faith look like during a crisis? Learn from Habakkuk how to meld human grief with godly hope. Recognize your weakness and be realistic. But also determine that you will rejoice in the God of your salvation. Proclaim that He is your strength.

In this sermon we consider what abortion is, learn that life begins in the womb, and examine Ex. 21:22-25 to see what biblical principles we can discover and apply to the holocaust of abortion.

Most every Christian would say that they understand the doctrine of justification by faith. It is, after all, one of the most important truths of our faith which gives us peace with God. However, many of the same Christians do not experience peace in their soul. Oftentimes, through lack of use and application of this truth, our faith comes in to a state of disrepair. By examining Romans 5:1-2, we will rediscover five marvelous realities of Christ’s work on our behalf which should bring peace, joy, and confidence in Christ.