SERIES: Summer in Psalms, Vol. 1

SERMON #9: "Know Your Place" from Psalm 8.

In this psalm, David marvels at God's spectacular majesty and sovereign mercy. In this sermon, Pastor Andrew shows us that true humility begins when we see God's glory and grandeur, and it blossoms into full development when we see ourselves in light of God's glory and grandeur.

SERIES: Summer in Psalms, Vol. 1

SERMON #8: "The Refuge of the Righteous" from Psalm 7.

In this psalm, David is falsely accused. His response is instructive for us when we endure false accusations. He runs to God as His refuge and He appeals to God as the righteous judge.

SERIES: Summer in Psalms, Vol. 1

SERMON #7: "The Mission of God" from Psalm 117.

God's glory is meant to be appreciated and shared. In this psalm, we find a command to the nations—praise the Lord!—and two compelling reasons to obey the command.

SERMON: "Fit for Office" from Acts 6:1–7 and 1 Timothy 3:8–13.

In this sermon, we examine the office of deacon. Why do we need deacons? What do they do? What qualifications must they possess? What is the result?

It is essential that the church appoint godly, qualified servants to the office of deacon.

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SERMON #6: "Help for the Hurting" from Psalm 6.

In this Psalm, David is suffering. He attributes his pain to the discipline of the Lord. So, what can we learn from Psalm 6? When you're suffering, even if it's under the Lord's discipline, run to the Father!

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SERMON #5: "The God of Justice" from Psalm 5.

In this Psalm, we read David's petition plus a warning and a promise. In the petition, we learn that the God of justice pays attention to His people. In the warning, we see that the God of justice pours out His wrath on sinners. And in the promise, we rejoice that the God of justice pours out His mercy on the righteous.

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SERMON #4: "Confidence in Crisis" from Psalm 4.

In this text, David is desperate. In the midst of a national crisis, Israel abandons their king and considers abandoning their God. How does David respond? He prays, preaches, and praises.

How should we respond in moments of crisis? Psalm 4 instructs us to remember God's faithfulness, resolve to honor God, and rest in God's goodness.

STANDALONE SERMON: "Jesus Is Alive and So Can You!" from Luke 24:1–12 and Romans 6:1–11.

In this sermon, Pastor Andrew reminds us of the most scandalous and outrageous TRUE claim in history: Jesus is alive! And if Jesus lives, so can you!

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SERMON #3: "Defender" from Psalm 3.

In this sermon, we are encouraged to seek the Lord in our darkest moments. When we trust in the good and sovereign King of kings, we can advance with confidence and hope, even in the midst of trials.

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SERMON #2: "A Tale of Two Kingdoms" from Psalm 2.

In this sermon, we compare two kingdoms: the kingdom of earth v. the Kingdom of heaven. The kingdom of earth rebels against God, the Kingdom of heaven will prevail, and the King of kings will reign. So, worship the true King!