Continuing our sermon series, To What End, with this week’s sermon: "Divine Worship" with Michael Waschevski

Join us as we continue our sermon series, To What End, with this week’s sermon: "Preservation of the Truth" with Brian Coulter.

Join us as we continue our sermon series, To What End, with this week’s sermon: "Spiritual Fellowship" with Brian Coulter.

Join us as we begin our new sermon series, To What End, with this week’s sermon: "Proclamation of the Gospel" with Brian Coulter.

This week’s Summer in the Psalms sermon, “Hallelujah,” is from Psalm 150 with Matt Mcgraw.

This week’s Summer in the Psalms sermon, “Gotcha,” is from Psalm 23 with the Rev. Dr. Josh Stewart.

Listen along as The Rev. Dr. Robyn Michalove guides us through Psalm 40, in which the psalmist moves from the depths of despair to a new song of trust. This week, we explore the hardest part of faith—the waiting space—and how God can transform that stillness into a melody of hope and surrender. Where might God be teaching you a new song in your own season of waiting?

Listen along as The Rev. Ashley Drake Mertz explores the depth of Psalm 52—a bold reflection on the misuse of power. Rather than a direct prayer to God, this psalm begins as a complaint against someone exploiting their position for personal gain.

It captures the tension we often feel when trusting in God’s steadfast love while wrestling with anger and injustice. Through just nine verses, the psalmist shows how our complaints can become prayers, rooted in faithfulness to God’s love and justice.

Listen along as The Rev. Dr. Robyn Michalove delivers a powerful message based on Psalm 91 which is a message of trust and divine protection. The psalm begins by describing those who dwell in the shelter of the Most High as being safe and secure under God’s care. It paints vivid images of God as a refuge, a fortress, and a deliverer—from dangers both seen and unseen.

Throughout the psalm, there’s a sense of deep assurance: no terror of the night, no arrow by day, no plague or disaster can overcome those who trust in God. Angels are even commanded to guard and protect them. Toward the end, God speaks directly, promising rescue, honor, and long life to those who love and call on Him.

Psalm 91 is a bold declaration of faith in God's nearness, protection, and unwavering presence in times of trouble.

Listen along as The Rev. Dr. Robyn Michalove dives into Psalm 8. A song that praises how great God is and how amazing it is that God cares about people. It talks about how the sky, moon, and stars show God’s power—something far bigger than us. Even though people seem small compared to the universe, God still notices them and gives them an important role in taking care of the earth and animals. The psalm begins and ends by declaring how majestic God’s name is in all the earth.