If you've ever read a part of a psalm and thought those are some harsh words for other people, chances are you were reading an imprecatory psalm. Are imprecatory psalms just for the Old Testament? Should we use them today? If so, how? How do we guard against abusing these psalms? Join us as we answer these questions.

Gratitude is probably not an unfamiliar word for Christians. But do we understand the emphasis God places on it in our lives, how it is an integral, non-negotiable part of our calling to holiness? We also look at two essential components of a grateful heart.

As we continue looking at the psalms, this week we study Psalms of Knowledge, also known as Wisdom Psalms. How do we recognize this type? What do we need to understand about the role of knowledge in the Christian's life? How do we maintain proper perspective on knowledge? Join us as we answer these questions and more.

As we continue to set the foundation for studying the psalms, this week we look at Messianic psalms. How do we identify them? How do we understand them? What should Messianic psalms remind us?

We're so excited to start a new series on the Psalms! This is one of the most theologically comprehensive books of the Bible, yet we frequently avoid studying it because it's not as obvious how to approach a collection of poems and songs. So how do we study psalms?

This week we get to hear from a new missionary partner for our church: the Kerns, who will be planting churches among the indigenous people of Brazil.

Oftentimes when the New Year rolls around, we are very excited for a fresh start and a clean slate. Today, we look at how the New Year reminds us of the beautiful New Life we have received in Christ, and what that looks like in the life of the Believer.

We obviously spend a great deal of time talking about Jesus' life and His teachings, but let's not overlook the lessons from His arrival. In the details of where and how He was born, what do we learn about God? In the details of His name, what do we learn?

As we continue to examine a familiar group of people from the Christmas story, this week we come to Joseph. When we examine his part in this event, we come away with always relevant reminders about grace and humility, which ultimately appropriately points us to Jesus.

As we continue to examine a familiar group of people from the Christmas story, this week we come to Mary. And when we examine her life, we come away with invaluable lessons about responding to God.