This is the eighth teaching in our 2020 Psalms series (designed for Household Worship). In this teaching Pastor David Mathis unpacks the valuable truth we find in Psalm 20—showing how this Psalm highlights the character and nature of God.

Our God is not just the God of persons but the God of a people, a special people, a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a people for his own possession, called the church. The church is not a building. We are not a Sunday morning event. We are not a team of pastors. We are a people. And we are not alone as God’s people in our city and in this world and in history.

This is the seventh teaching in our 2020 Psalms series, designed for Household Worship. In this teaching Pastor Kevin Kleiman unpacks the valuable truth we find in Psalm 19.

This is the sixth teaching in our 2020 Psalms series, designed for Household Worship. In this teaching Pastor Jonathan Parnell unpacks the valuable truth we find in Psalm 18.

The only reason any of us are Christians is because Jesus reigns — it’s because Psalm 18 is true of Jesus. He is resurrected and exalted. Jesus is raised! Jesus does triumph! So let us give God praise!

This is the fifth teaching in our 2020 Psalms series, designed for Household Worship. In this teaching Pastor Josh Foster unpacks the valuable truth we find in Psalm 17.

This is the fourth teaching in our 2020 Psalms series, designed for Household Worship for Easter Sunday morning. In this teaching Pastor Jonathan Parnell unpacks the valuable truth we find in Psalm 16, making clear that this Psalm points us to Jesus. It is the joy of God for us to know Jesus because he is the resurrected king that will reign forever.

This is the third teaching in our spring 2020 Psalms series, designed for Household Worship. In this teaching Pastor Joe Rigney unpacks the valuable truth we find in Psalm 15: Only the one who is blameless can enter into God's presence. Pastor Joe reminds us that Jesus is the one who is blameless—he is our forerunner—and because we are in Christ, our failures do not keep us away from God's presence.

This is the second video teaching in our 2020 Psalms series, designed for Household Worship. In this video teaching Pastor David Mathis unpacks the truth and wisdom we find in Psalm 14.

This is the first video teaching in our 2020 Psalms series, designed for Household Worship. In this video teaching Pastor Jonathan unpacks the wisdom and encouragement we find in Psalm 13.

The tenth and final commandment says, "You shall not covet"—which is actually in a different category than all the other commandments. And what makes this commandment different is not that it’s talking about different things—it’s talking about the same things we’ve already seen—but the tenth commandment talks about them in a different way. And this difference completely reconfigures the way we think about sin and obedience. The tenth commandment clarifies the level of obedience God demands in all his commandments. He does not merely seek our behavior, He wants your heart.

When we examine the ninth commandment, we often summarize it as “do not lie." But upon further examination we find that the commandment is slightly more wordy than that, and perhaps has more subtle nuances than a simple summary. Ultimately, the ninth commandment goes much further, exhorting believers to embrace the aspiration of telling to truth in “full color.” That’s our dream, to speak truth in color, not gray. We are not seeking to blur the lines of honesty, but proactively tell the maximum amount of truth. We renounce disgraceful, underhanded ways. We refuse to practice cunning or deception. We refuse to tamper with or twist God’s word. We feel the freedom and joy in this: “by the open statement of the truth we would commend ourselves to everyone’s conscience in the sight of our God.” May God make it so in our church.