Branch Church

In Psalm 18, David exits a horrible season of life with praise and appreciation for God's protection. In difficult seasons of life the question we must ask is not, "why God," but "God, what is your purpose?" In this message we learn 3 important truths David learned about "difficult seasons" and how we can see God's presence throughout.

In 1 Samuel 18, the ladies of Israel sang "Saul killed thousands but David killed ten thousands." This song ignited a streak of jealousy in Saul. The Bible warns us about the dangers of jealousy. This message responds to the fight we all have with jealousy - BEING CHRIST-LIKE!

In Revelation 4, the Apostle John receives the most incredible-terrifying-mind blowing “back stage pass” any LIVING-HUMAN could ever receive! The scene we see in Revelation 4 is centered on God's throne and the worship given to Him. There are 3 things this message focuses on concerning the worship God received.

Two-thirds of the songs found in the Bible are songs of lament. Lament is not a word we use very often these days but it's spiritual - it's the place where God’s power and presence intersect our pain. In Psalm 13, David laments to God and in doing so - we see 4 elements that will help us "lament" for our benefit when we face seasons of pain and sorrow.

In Philippians 2, Paul injects the "Christ Hymn" that was commonly sung in the New Testament church. It was a reminder to have the attitude of Christ. This message looks deeper into this hymn and encourages the believer to have the same attitude of Christ.

In Psalms 32, King David records a song of victory over the guilt of his sin!

The first song recorded in the Bible is a song of victory! This song of victory reminds us how God fights for us!