New seasons have a way of making us think about what comes next, but they can also be an opportunity to stop and ask what needs to change within us. In Psalm 101, King David has been anointed as king and is preparing to step into a new season of purpose and responsibility. Before he does, he makes a series of commitments to God: renewing his vows and deciding how he wants to live.

This message walks through those commitments and challenges us to do the same. Worship God first. Depend on the Holy Spirit rather than your own strength. Live with integrity when nobody is watching. Be intentional about what and who you allow into your life. And above all, learn to love people with the kind of truth and goodness that reflects Jesus.

There are seasons in life when you simply don't know what's next. You're waiting, you're wondering, you're afraid you missed something, and you can't see how the pieces are going to come together. Pastor David opens Psalm 25 through the lens of his own “Only God” story: a season in 2019 when he had no idea what was next, only to watch God lead him to Great Oaks in a way he never could have planned.

Psalm 25 becomes an invitation to make that same prayer our own: “O Lord, I give my life to you.” We don't have to figure everything out, control our circumstances, or know what God is doing next. We can surrender our whole lives to Him, come out of hiding, allow Him to lead and teach us, and trust that one day we may look back and say, “How could I have known? Only God.”