In this final message of the Psalms of Summer series, Alan Smith walks through Psalm 150 and calls us to a life of wholehearted praise. Worship is not passive observation—it is active engagement. We are called to worship God everywhere, with everything, because He is worthy regardless of our circumstances.

Psalm 150 reminds us that every breath is a gift from God and an opportunity to praise Him. If God gave you breath, use it for the purpose for which it was given: to praise the Lord!

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Continue the series with “Rejected Cornerstone,” a powerful sermon from Psalm 118 that points directly to Jesus Christ. Pastor Ricky Smith explores how God's greatest work often comes through what the world rejects, revealing Christ as the Cornerstone of our salvation. This message reminds us that God’s steadfast love sustains us in trouble, His salvation comes through the rejected Savior, and King Jesus alone deserves our praise and surrender.

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Continue the series with “Most Quoted Psalm,” a Christ-centered sermon from Psalm 110. Pastor Ricky Smith unpacks one of the most quoted Old Testament passages in the New Testament, revealing Jesus as our Lord, our King, and our eternal High Priest. This message challenges us to move beyond admiring Jesus to fully surrendering every area of life to His authority and reign.

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Continue the series with “Bless the Lord,” a worship-filled sermon from Psalm 103. Pastor Ricky Smith reminds us to preach the gospel to our own hearts by remembering God's forgiveness, resting in His unchanging character, and living in light of His everlasting mercy. This message calls believers to worship God not only on Sundays, but with every part of their lives.

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Continue the series with “Worship with Joy,” an uplifting sermon from Psalm 100. Pastor Ricky Smith explores why joyful worship is the natural response of those who know God, belong to Him, and remember His goodness. This message reminds us that because of Christ’s finished work, our lives should overflow with gratitude, praise, and joyful worship.

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Continue the series with “Dwelling in the Shadow,” a comforting message from Psalm 91 by Jonathan Norton. This sermon reminds us that our greatest security is found not in our circumstances, but in the presence of God. Discover how God's character, promises, and faithfulness provide refuge, protection, and peace for those who make Him their dwelling place.

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Continue the series with “Tell Them the Story of Jesus,” a compelling sermon from Psalm 78 that calls every generation to faithfully pass on the greatness of God. Pastor Ricky Smith explores Israel’s history of God’s faithfulness, humanity’s tendency to forget, and the mercy of King Jesus. This message challenges believers to tell the next generation the story of God’s grace so they will set their hope in Him.

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Continue the series with “Have Mercy,” a powerful sermon from Psalm 51 that explores the beauty of true repentance and the transforming grace of God. Pastor Ricky Smith walks through David’s prayer of confession, showing that forgiveness is not found in self-effort but in God’s abundant mercy. This message reminds us that God restores broken sinners, renews weary hearts, and uses redeemed lives to bring hope to others.

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Continue the series with “Safe Place,” a powerful and reassuring sermon from Psalm 46. Pastor Ricky Smith reminds us that when life feels unstable and the world around us is shaking, God remains our refuge, strength, and security. This message points believers to the unchanging presence of God and the confidence we can have in His sovereign rule over every circumstance.

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Continue the series with “Hope for the Thirsty,” a deeply encouraging sermon from Psalm 42. Pastor Ricky Smithexplores the reality of spiritual dryness, discouragement, and longing for God, reminding us that real faith does not run from the dark—it brings God into the dark. This message teaches believers how to bring their thirst to God, preach hope to their own souls, and trust the Lord even while they wait for His help.

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