In this sermon, Pastor Kenny Ortiz explains how Psalm 55 shows that the more often we preach to ourselves the goodness of God, the more confident we will be in the goodness of God. Pastor Kenny also provides many practical ways in which we can preach to ourselves and cast our anxieties and burdens on the one who cares for us.

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell shows us David's example in Psalm 54 of three faithful acts to follow when we find ourselves in crisis situations. We can't, but God can.

In this sermon, Pastor Ryan Griffith explores the reality that we are all like the fool as described in Psalm 53. But despite the foolishness of humanity, we have an assured hope in the promise that God will restore his people!

In this sermon on Psalm 52, Jordan Hecox reminds us of the joy that catastrophe is temporary. The story will turn and Christ will reconcile all. Remembering that this life is not the end, we should be rooted like an olive tree because we know eternity with Christ is our happy ending.

In this sermon on Psalm 51, Pastor Jonathan Parnell explains how an honest perspective of our own sinfulness contributes to a good relationship with God. We are worse sinners than we think we are. God delights in a contrite heart. Praying Psalm 51 is a way in which we can seek God's mercy.

In this sermon, Pastor Mike Polley expounds upon Psalm 50's direction to accept God's invitation to worship Him truly and flee from any misguided, empty, or hypocritical worship of which God rebukes us. God wants our genuine delight, not a mask or external posture. He doesn't want us to just act happy, but to be happy!

In this sermon, Pastor Kenny Ortiz expresses through Psalm 49 the significance of death for our lives. Yet, through Paul's teaching in 1 Corinthians 15 we know that Christ has defeated death. Jesus has paid our ransom!

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds the meaning of Psalm 48, explaining that its purpose is to deepen our hope in heaven for the sake of our witness to the next generation.

In this sermon, Mike Schumann expounds upon the slap-in-the-face type truth that Psalm 47 declares: the great authority of God's kingship. This truth demands our worship. Do you see in this Psalm God's pursuit and rightful authority over you?

In this sermon on Psalm 46, Pastor David Mathis encourages us to run to our heavenly Father in times of crisis. God will be our refuge and strength, a very present help amidst the anxious tumult of our own souls.