Do you have a favorite Psalm? This Sunday lead pastor David Beaty will be sharing from his favorite: Psalm 121. David will be walking us through the meaning of this Psalm for those in King David’s day and what we can take away from it as well.

Some of the best sermons ever preached do not include words. Our actions literally can speak louder than anything we try to say. David, the psalm writer, was well aware that his loudest message would come from his life and not what he wrote down or sang. This week, we look at Psalm 19. Some consider this to be the best psalm ever written. Don’t miss out on what the psalm writer has for us when it comes to our silence!

Years ago Judy Garland sang a song that included the line: Me and my shadow, strolling down the avenue. These days it’s not our shadows that accompany us, but our anxieties. And they don’t just stroll with us, they tend to weigh us down everywhere we go. Believe it or not, David the psalm writer had similar issues. Join us as lead pastor David Beaty takes us to Psalm 139 and shows us how David dealt with this in his life.

Do you really expect God to speak to you when you come to worship or when you open your Bible to read? Our state of mind, our expectations, have a lot to say about what will actually happen in our lives. We are going through some of the Psalms this summer so that God can build his character in us. Join us this week as lead pastor David Beaty directs us to Psalm 57 as we look at another episode in David’s life.

Life is full of ups and downs. There are times we feel like everything is going great and times we are sure that it couldn’t get much worse. Times when we seem to be surrounded by great friends and times we couldn’t feel more alone. David’s life was no different. In the midst of it, all David cries out to God for help. You don’t want to miss what he said, it might just be relevant to your life as well. Join us as we continue our series “Gospel and the Blues.”

Every Psalm is a song. Over half of them were written by King David. For the next several weeks we will be highlighting some of David’s songs of freedom. To make sure we understand these songs we will also be looking to see what was going on in David’s life when he wrote these incredible songs. This Sunday lead pastor David Beaty will start this series with a look at Psalm 59 and what it was that prompted him to write it (1 Samuel 19). If you think these could not possibly apply to us, you need to be here to hear how timely and relevant they are to all of us.

Who is that person in your life that you find hard to love? If you have one, or more, then this week’s message is for you (that’s all of us). Whether it has to do with boundaries or not, we all could use some help in learning how to deal with the people who frustrate us. This week we will be dealing with the question: How do you handle hard to handle people? This is the last in our Boundaries series.

We have all experienced disappointment when dealing with other people, especially those who are closest to us. And we have disappointed others more times than we can count. The truth is we’re just broken people trying to love each other. We need a love of another kind. This Sunday lead pastor David Beaty continues our discussion on Boundaries by looking at what to do with our disappointments with others and even in ourselves.

Have you ever played a game where you didn't know the rules? It's hard to play, it's even harder to be good at it when you don't know what you are supposed to do. Living with healthy boundaries can be equally challenging. Many of us were raised without good boundaries, so we don't know what we are supposed to do. This week we take a look at the laws of boundaries. Knowing the rules just might help us develop healthy boundaries in our life.

Join us this Sunday as lead pastor David Beaty takes us deeper into the subject of boundaries. Because this is a problem in just about every family and because relationships matter so much to us, we will definitely want to hear what God’s Word has to say. We also have the privilege of hearing what Dr. Henry Cloud has to say on this subject as well.