We learn from David in Psalm 132 that our promises to God are not always completed. But God always fulfills His promises to us. God promises that all those who trust in Christ will never be disappointed Do you believe in the promises of God? Find out more in today’s message. Psalm 132

Many are in despair because of the entanglement of sin. But the good news is, God is merciful and desires to forgive us of our sin when we call on His name. Pastor Keith shares more from Psalm 130.

Even though we are persecuted, we are not defeated. God gives us life that we may make manifest to a lost and dying world the power of the gospel through Jesus Christ. Psalm 129

Psalm 127 is a psalm for busy people. It is a psalm for people with personal, work, financial and family responsibilities. In short, it’s a psalm for you and me. Pastor Keith shares how we can build our homes and raise our children, God’s way. Psalm 127-128

Our Associate Pastor of Worship and Creative Arts, Matt Perkinson, brings the message today from the series Psalms of Ascent. Psalm 126

We are strangers and aliens here in this world. We are all on a journey traveling to our heavenly home and if we put our faith and trust in Christ then we are called to be steadfast, immovable, and unchanging. Pastor Keith brings encouragement from Psalm 125.

Have you ever wondered what life would be like without God being on your side? Psalm 124 explores hypothetical situations without God, and contrasts them with the realities of life with God.

In today’s sermon Pastor Keith examines what it means to have eyes of faith. Psalm 123

Are You content in your life? Pastor Keith shares with us a road map to contentment from Psalm 131.

Pastor Keith’s purpose in today’s message is to encourage the saints of the Lord as he continues his series, Psalms of Ascent. Psalms 120-121