God is a refuge to those who trust in Him. In Psalm 71 the psalmist remembers God's faithfulness in his life up to that point but also looks forward with confident hope in the future. The act of remembering God's faithfulness and then telling others of it provides us encouragement for the future as we continue to trust in the Lord. Join us as we look at Psalm 71 and learn how God is our refuge from womb to tomb.

Have you had a life-changing experience with Jesus? This was the case for Saul of Tarsus; it was a moment that would alter history forever and deeply impact the church moving forward. Join us as we hear from guest speaker Rob Chadwick about this life-altering encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus.

How do you respond when a situation is urgent and you need God to act? Join us as we look at Psalm 70 and learn how David cried out to the Lord in an urgent situation.

How can we follow Jesus when we are innocently suffering? While there are many reasons why you may be experiencing suffering, one category to remember is that sometimes we suffer when we identify with Christ. In Psalm 69 we see an example of innocent suffering and a crying out to God for help. How will you respond in your suffering?

As the Paris Olympics have come to a close Pastor Dave Stevenson reflects on the illustration used in Hebrews chapter 12 of runners in a race. As runners in this great race we are instructed to lay aside every weight that would hinder our ability to run well. But have you ever recognized that you yourself are a participant in this race? You ARE a racer; so how will you run?

There are many times in the Bible where we are instructed to worship the Lord. While some days worship may come easy, other days we may need reminders of specific things to worship the Lord for. In Psalm 68 we get the specific instruction to worship the Lord because He is the true God who brings justice and deliverance for His people. Join us for this sermon as we look at what it means to have God as a divine warrior who is fighting for justice and lifting up the oppressed.

Some may be surprised to know that the idea of missions begins all the way back in Genesis. Running as a thread throughout Scripture we see God's great desire to bless the nations. In Psalm 67 we see that the nations will know God's saving power, that the peoples will praise Him, that they will be glad and sing for joy, and that all the ends of the earth will fear Him. It's a beautiful Psalm that invites us to rejoice in God's plan for the nations and give Him praise for all He has done!

Worship and testimony of who God is and what He has done is an important part of a believers life. It testifies to others about the Lord's goodness but it also reminds us of truths we too easily forget. It helps us remember God's faithfulness and worship Him for the ways He has provided for us over time. Join us as we look at Psalm 66 and learn further how worship and testimony are to be a regular part of our lives.

Psalm 65 is a psalm of praise for God's presence, His power, and His abundant provision. We hope you are encouraged to give God praise for all He has made, for His presence with His people, and His provision in your life.

What does it look like to trust God to bring justice? So often it is tempting to take vengeance or bring justice to a situation ourselves. In times like these we can learn from Psalm 64 and walk with hope knowing that God will bring justice.