Pastor Hart shares the Lenten message on Psalm 32.

Isaiah 45:18-25. In this passage, God breaks the societal norms to invite outsiders in by calling sinners to salvation, and not just salvation, but righteousness as well.

Psalm 38. David is experiencing an inner turmoil over his sin, which has also led to significant outer turmoil. Is there any solace to be found when you find yourself surrounded by turmoil?

Matthew 4:1-11. Jesus is led to be tempted by the devil. In His temptation, Jesus remains steadfast and committed to faithfully following His Father. Jesus' temptation has more significance to us than simply identifying with our weakness; Christ is faithful when we are not and is actively pursuing substance to address our weakness.

Psalm 6:1-10. Where do you turn when conviction of sin comes? Is it really safe to approach the LORD who is holy, holy, holy? Will the LORD accept our prayer? David expresses the depths of which his sin affected him and exhibits a right way to handle conviction.

1 Peter 3:18-22. When suffering comes and we're faced with the question, "Is this worth it?" to what do we cling? How can we know that what we're suffering for is worth it? Peter encourages believers to endure suffering by pointing to them to Jesus.

2 Corinthians 12:1-10. In light of others boasting about their reasons to be respected and heard, Paul reveals the secret that has kept him going for all these years, as well as reiterating once again, the sufficiency of Christ in all things.

1 Corinthians 9:24-27. We're constantly moving toward something, whether that's getting to the next appointment or getting through the day, we're constantly in motion. We are working toward a goal. What is it that we're after? What are we willing to sacrifice to pursue that goal? And, is it worth it? Paul points us toward the big picture to encourage all believers to strive towards an imperishable crown.

Jeremiah 17:5-10. "Trust me." Even those the phrase is meant to alleviate our fears, those words don't always make us feel any better because we know sooner or later, people will let us down. The degree to which we're let down varies each instance however, when it comes to our salvation, the consequences are eternal. Who or what do you trust for salvation?

Isaiah 43:1-3. Kevin Hoops shares a message encouraging us to focus on the God who both forms and keeps us.