In this message, Ed gives an update from his time in sabbatical and encourages Exchange to seek God first above all.

Those who follow Christ are truly living as aliens and exiles on this earth- and will face difficulty and persecution in it. In this portion of Peter's letter, he gives us hope to to make it through the rough storms of this life.

Peter encourages those who are facing the difficulties of this world to remember the great mercy of God.

In this fascinating letter, one of Jesus' closest friends gives instructions and encouragement to those whose home is not of this world.

Psalm 40 ends with David’s confession that he is “afflicted and needy” in vs. 17. And Psalm 41 picks up here with the promise of blessing for those who acknowledge and attend to the broken and needy.

In Psalm 40, David offers a song of deliverance to God for his salvation. In this Psalm, we learn about the need for deliverance and how we wait.

Psalm 39 gives incredible insight to the hope we have in Jesus!

Admitting you were or are wrong is difficult. Many times our plea for forgiveness includes excuses or explanations... In Psalm 38, David models what true confession to the Lord should look like.

Waiting can be difficult; especially when we aren't sure when the wait will be over, or what will come from the wait. In Psalm 37, we are given instructions on how to wait.

In this life, we have the choice to walk in the way of the world- or to respond to the character of God. Psalm 36 gives us a glimpse into both.