The world has always had dangers, but we can find our rest, hope, trust in the Lord.  Guest teacher: Brent Preston.

We often pursue happiness in many ways - Psalm 84 tells us where we can find it. Teacher: Matt Strader.

Sometimes the Psalms ask tough questions of the Lord.  Sometimes the Psalms have to dig into the past to see God's faithfulness.  Psalm 77 does both. Teacher: Matt Boyers.

It seems both very easy and very common for people to be angry these days. While anger, in and of itself, is not sinful, God's Word speaks to the proper context which we can express our anger. Teacher: Matt Strader.

When the world around us appears to be spiraling towards chaos/disorder, God's word tells us that order is found in Him. Teacher: Kevin Clark.

This week's Psalm teaches us the foundational "fear of the Lord," which is different than what we might think - and the benefits and blessings of a life built on, anchored to, that foundation. Teacher: Matt Boyers.

Loss and grief is a part of life, as reflected in the Psalms.  But God is concerned with what we do with our grief/loss. Teacher: Mark Clausing.

We dig into a Psalm that echos a question we tend to ask during difficult seasons: How long? How long will this difficult season endure? We also see God's word bringing reorientation from disorienting circumstances.  Teacher: Matt Strader.

As Pastor Matt mentioned on 5.31.20, a slight rearrangement of our preaching schedule bumped our "Summer in the Psalms" series back one week.  However, we didn't want anyone to miss out on the great insights that can be drawn from Psalm 1 (which was planned for May 31st) as we kick off our time together in the Psalms. Teacher: Kevin Clark.

As we take a brief break between sermon series, we look to Romans 14 for insight on both navigating "disputable issues" and how we can be mutually encouraging and edifying to one another. Teacher: Matt Boyers.