Why do we worship God? Have you ever thought about it? In the assigned psalms for this week, we have several reasons to give Him our worship and praise!

How do you find peace when worries about your past or fears about your future keep you awake at night? Listen to discover how Psalm 121 reminds us that while we sleep, God never does—and He is faithfully watching over us.

Have you ever heard the phrase, "my way or the highway"? In our readings for this week, we see "my way" represented by King Saul who made a habit of insisting on doing things his way. By contrast, David sought to do things "the Most High's way"! Which choice do you most often make?

Where do you find your identity—in what you do or in who God says you are? Listen to this week's message to discover the unchanging identity God has already given you through Jesus.

What giant are you facing today, and are you trusting its size—or God's strength? How can remembering God's faithfulness give you courage to face what's ahead?

As we begin the book of 1 Samuel, we are moving into a series of books having to do with the kings of Israel. More often than not, they prove to be a curse rather than a blessing. How about the King of Kings? Is He like that? What can we expect out of Jesus as our heavenly King?

How can Samson’s story in the Book of Judges teach us about the danger of wasting the God-given potential and purpose He has given us? In what ways do we, like Samson, allow ourselves to blend in with the world instead of relying on the Holy Spirit to do the great things God has called us to do? Take a listen and find out!

Do you ever feel like you are just going around in circles? As we begin the Book of Judges, God's people are doing just that because of their insistence on disobedience. What can we learn from this and how can we step out of that vicious circle of disobedience, discipline, and repentance?

God’s review of Israel’s history in Joshua 24 focuses on His grace rather than their failures, showing what it means when He forgives sins and remembers them no more. Because of Jesus, we can let go of guilt, forgive others, and serve God with thankful hearts.

One of the most repeated phrases in the Bible from God to us is, "remember." How often do you intentionally seek to remember what God has done? How frequently do you remember your baptism? Why is that important?

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