Collide Church

No part of the Bible expresses the human experience better than the book of Psalms. For every joyful psalm about how great God is, there is a despairing psalm asking where God is. The writings of the book provide us with an honest look at the heights and depths that accompany a relationship with the one true God and show us how we can respond to him openly. This summer we will tune in to the book of Psalms and see just how this ancient collection of praises, poems and prayers still resonates with us today.

No part of the Bible expresses the human experience better than the book of Psalms. For every joyful psalm about how great God is, there is a despairing psalm asking where God is. The writings of the book provide us with an honest look at the heights and depths that accompany a relationship with the one true God and show us how we can respond to him openly. This summer we will tune in to the book of Psalms and see just how this ancient collection of praises, poems and prayers still resonates with us today.

No part of the Bible expresses the human experience better than the book of Psalms. For every joyful psalm about how great God is, there is a despairing psalm asking where God is. The writings of the book provide us with an honest look at the heights and depths that accompany a relationship with the one true God and show us how we can respond to him openly. This summer we will tune in to the book of Psalms and see just how this ancient collection of praises, poems and prayers still resonates with us today.

No part of the Bible expresses the human experience better than the book of Psalms. For every joyful psalm about how great God is, there is a despairing psalm asking where God is. The writings of the book provide us with an honest look at the heights and depths that accompany a relationship with the one true God and show us how we can respond to him openly. This summer we will tune in to the book of Psalms and see just how this ancient collection of praises, poems and prayers still resonates with us today.

No part of the Bible expresses the human experience better than the book of Psalms. For every joyful psalm about how great God is, there is a despairing psalm asking where God is. The writings of the book provide us with an honest look at the heights and depths that accompany a relationship with the one true God and show us how we can respond to him openly. This summer we will tune in to the book of Psalms and see just how this ancient collection of praises, poems and prayers still resonates with us today.

No part of the Bible expresses the human experience better than the book of Psalms. For every joyful psalm about how great God is, there is a despairing psalm asking where God is. The writings of the book provide us with an honest look at the heights and depths that accompany a relationship with the one true God and show us how we can respond to him openly. This summer we will tune in to the book of Psalms and see just how this ancient collection of praises, poems and prayers still resonates with us today.

Do you believe in God, but live as if he doesn’t exist? You might be a Christian atheist. In this series we will highlight the different characteristics that define the modern-day Christian atheist and challenge us all to be more than just “Christian” in name only. So are you courageous enough to get honest with God and deeply consider how your self-sufficient lifestyle may be contradicting your message? If so, it’s time to break free of the hypocrisy, shed the Christian atheist label, and live a more authentic, God-honoring life.

Do you believe in God, but live as if he doesn’t exist? You might be a Christian atheist. In this series we will highlight the different characteristics that define the modern-day Christian atheist and challenge us all to be more than just “Christian” in name only. So are you courageous enough to get honest with God and deeply consider how your self-sufficient lifestyle may be contradicting your message? If so, it’s time to break free of the hypocrisy, shed the Christian atheist label, and live a more authentic, God-honoring life.

Do you believe in God, but live as if he doesn’t exist? You might be a Christian atheist. In this series we will highlight the different characteristics that define the modern-day Christian atheist and challenge us all to be more than just “Christian” in name only. So are you courageous enough to get honest with God and deeply consider how your self-sufficient lifestyle may be contradicting your message? If so, it’s time to break free of the hypocrisy, shed the Christian atheist label, and live a more authentic, God-honoring life.