SERIES: Summer in the Psalms, Vol. 2

SERMON: "The Ultimate Avenger" from Psalm 35.

In this text, David asks God to reign victorious over his enemies. Is it okay for us to pray the way David prayed? In this sermon, Pastor Andrew attempts to answer that question. He reminds us that it's okay to pray passionate, even painful prayers to God, but it is not okay to take vengeance in our own hands. We need a Warrior to fight for us, a Savior to rescue us, and a Judge to vindicate us. To the praise of God's glorious grace, Jesus is our Warrior, Savior, and Judge!

SERIES: Summer in the Psalms, Vol. 2

SERMON: "Testify!" from Psalm 34.

In this text, David appeals to his own testimony to stimulate praise for God's goodness. He calls the congregation to exalt the Lord and experience Him for themselves.

In this sermon, Pastor Andrew does the same, arguing that experiencing God’s goodness leads to worship & witness.

SERIES: Summer in the Psalms, Vol. 2

SERMON: "Let All Things Their Creator Bless" from Psalm 33.

In this text, God's people are encouraged to praise Him because He is our sovereign Creator and Ruler.

In this sermon, Pastor Andrew exhorts us to respond to God's sovereign rule with passionate praise, humble fear, and great hope.

SERIES: Summer in the Psalms, Vol. 2

SERMON: "The Blessing of Forgiveness" from Psalm 32.

In this text, David praises the Lord for His forgiveness.

In this sermon, Todd Wheeler gives us four truths about forgiveness. Forgiveness is something to be happy about, it is something we all need, it is based on God's steadfast love and abundant mercy, and it leads to restoration.

SERIES: Summer in the Psalms, Vol. 2

SERMON: "How to Walk Through Death Valley" from Psalm 31.

In this text, David expresses confidence that the Lord would deliver him from distress and vindicate him.

In this sermon, Pastor Andrew exhorts us to trust in the sovereign plan of God on the bases of His character and His works.

SERIES: Summer in the Psalms, Vol. 2

SERMON: "Delivered from the Depths!" from Psalm 30.

In this sermon, Brandon Mason breaks down Psalm 30 and reminds us that God turns our mourning into dancing and our darkness into praise.

1) God draws us out of the pit (vv. 1–5)

2) Prosperity can lead us to forget God (vv. 6–7)

3) God turns our grief into joy (vv. 8–12)

SERIES: Summer in the Psalms, Vol. 2

SERMON: "Glory in the Storm" from Psalm 29.

In this psalm, David urges the reader to worship God for His glory and strength. He goes on to illustrate God's glory and strength with the imagery of a violent thunderstorm.

In this sermon, Pastor Andrew helps us feel the weight of God's glory in the text. He urges us to exalt God for His glory and strength, experience God's glory and strength, and exult in God's glory and strength.

SERIES: Summer in the Psalms, Vol. 2

SERMON: "Pray Like You Belong" from Psalm 28.

In this Psalm, David asks God for mercy for himself and justice for his enemies. Why can David make such a request? Because he knows he belongs to the people of God.

In this sermon, Pastor Andrew reminds us to pray like we belong to God's people. He gives us three reminders that help us pray without losing heart:

1) Remember that God's people receive mercy instead of judgment.

2) Remember that God's people have His attention.

3) Remember that God's people will endure to the end.

SERIES: Summer in the Psalms, Vol. 2

SERMON: "Running to Safety" from Psalm 27.

In this psalm, King David offers for scary times. As I run to God in scary moments, I can take three truths from Psalm 27:

1) I can resist fear because the Lord is my stronghold.

2) I can worship because God has welcomed me into His house.

3) I can persevere because the Lord will lead me.

SERIES: Summer in the Psalms, Vol. 2

SERMON: "What Your Walk Says About You" from Psalm 26.

In this psalm, King David asks God to examine his heart and life. He is able to confidently approach God in prayer because he has walked in integrity.

In this sermon, Pastor Andrew looks at the "walk" that characterizes the righteous. He argues that the righteous walk with godly confidence, character, and conviction.