As we continue in this series we look further into Psalms with a very popular Verse Psalms 23. “The Lord is My Shepard”.

It is said that anxiety in a man’s heart can way him down but a good word makes him glad.

In this series titled “Windows into Psalms” May you feel hope restored in your heart as you listen into this message from Psalms 13.

This week we start a new summer series titled “Window into Psalms” This series will deal with some tough topics that we face in every day life. Topics such as Emotion, mental health, spirituality, depression, and anxiety. These can be answered by looking in the Bible at the book of Psalms where we see God’s promise, peace, and providence.

Today’s message is in Psalms 8 where we see the heart of humanity.

Today’s message from Pastor Ryan Strange, Discusses how we should loose ourselves in worldly things so that we can be found in Christ.

The message focus is on Galatians 2:20

Pastor Bob McHenry’s message today is about Elisha and Elijha and the miracle of Elisha’s bones. This is Pastor Bob’s Father’s day message about how ordinary men left a legacy and what that means for us as leaders of our family, community and church.

Have you ever had that feeling of being lost and without direction to the point that you were sick to your stomach? On this Pentecost Sunday, Pastor Joseph Daffron shares with us about the something that happened his life that confirmed his calling.

In today’s message Pastor Bob McHenry shares with us from the book of Ecclesiastes 11:1 and Hebrews 11:8

Cast your bread upon the waters, for you will find it after many days. Ecclesiastes 11:1

I hear the echo in these words from another Biblical author:

By faith Abraham, when called to go to a place he would later receive as his inheritance, obeyed and went, even though he did not know where he was going. Hebrews 11:8

Pastor Bob McHenry shares with us from 2 Corinthians Chapter 20

In this passage he explain that praise is not a substitute for obedience, and reminds us that praise is a choice.

This sermon is dedicated to our graduating seniors but the message really is a good reminder for everyone. Pastor Adam Powers, Faith’s youth pastor leads this message which is based on John 14:20.

Sometimes the forces of evil overwhelm us to make us feel afraid, a lone or hopeless.

Pastor Ryan Strange shares with us that in warfare we focus in offense and defense. In dealing with with the Devil we should take the offensive and show him the face of Jesus.  Listen to this message as we look at Mark 5:1-13 and find out how you too can learn to take the offensive.