Have you ever wondered what to do when you feel far from God? In Psalm 63 King David felt this as he was in the wilderness of Judah away from all the comfort and familiarity of life in the palace. But in this difficult period of life, David turned to worship the Lord, even when God felt far away.

Where do you put your trust? In Psalm 62 the Psalmist contrasts God, man, and money. While God is pictured as a reliable rock-like fortress, man is pictured as a mere breath, and money is not to be trusted at all. As you hear this sermon from Pastor Jim Schultz, why not allow the Lord to examine your heart and show you where you are putting your trust?

Kicking off our Summer in the Psalms we take a look at Psalm 61 which could be described as a Psalm of Protection. Pastor Jim Schultz unpacks what this prayer for protection points to and how it applies to our lives today.

Matthew 26:57-75 gives a stark contrast of events on the night of Jesus' arrest and "trial". On one hand you have Jesus being falsely accused but condemned as guilty, while on the other you have Peter who is rightly accused of being with Jesus but pleads innocent to the bystanders. It is a climactic point in the story of Jesus' arrest and trial that hold important lessons for us today.

If asked on a quiz if God is sovereign, most Christians would probably answer correctly. However when it comes to living that out in every day life there seems to be a disconnect for many people. Which begs the question; what does it mean to live under the sovereign plan of God? How should that change the way we live? Join us as we study Matthew 26:36-56 in this week's sermon by Pastor Jim Schultz.

What is the Jewish passover about? In Matthew 26:17-35 Jesus and His disciples celebrate the passover. But what may have become routine for many Jews of the time was no ordinary meal this time around. For on this night Jesus was to be betrayed by one of his closest friends. It was this night that He revealed that he is the greater passover lamb that takes away the sins of the world.

How much is Jesus worth to you? In Matthew 26:1-16 we see a stark contrast of lavish worship and cheap betrayal of Jesus. Which will you choose? Will you worship Jesus no matter the cost or will you settle for cheap idols?

Do you ever wonder what to pray when praying for someone else? In the opening verses of Philippians Paul writes out some of the things that he prays for the believers in Philippi. Interestingly the things Paul prays for probably are much different than the things many believers today pray for. So what was his prayer? Listen in as we learn from Philippians 1:1-11.

The story of Rahab in Joshua chapter 2 is a story of transformation. A natural question when someone changes so dramatically is 'what is needed for that change to happen?' In this week's sermon from Steve Morgan we look at the story of Rahab and recognize that it is truth that transforms.

You cannot love Jesus without loving His people. In Matthew 25:31-46 Jesus makes it clear that how you treat His people is how you treat Him. It's an important reminder in our day that Christianity works itself out within real church community. If we want to love Jesus we must take to heart how we are treating those we are around.