Psalm 91 1. Understanding the Content of the Psalm 2. Future Application / Eternal Perspective 3. Present Application / Earthly Perspective The sermon explores the assurance and comfort found in dwelling in God's presence from Psalm 91 to address expectations in the face of life's inevitable hardships. It emphasizes trusting God's protection and faithfulness, even amidst suffering, while ultimately pointing to the eternal perspective of a life anchored in Christ, where present trials pale in comparison to the glory awaiting believers. The message encourages a proactive faith, urging listeners to draw strength from God's promises and to embrace the hope of salvation, knowing that He holds them in love and will ultimately deliver them to eternal life.

Psalm 73 1. Problem & Pressure (v 2-14) 2. Struggle – Help I'm Stuck! (v 15-16) 3. Defense – Fighting Sin (v 17-28) 4. Result (v 28) The sermon explores the struggle of envying the prosperity of the wicked, emphasizing that the presenting issue—the outward success of others—masks a deeper root cause: a flawed perspective that prioritizes worldly logic over divine wisdom. The message encourages listeners to shift their focus from the fleeting nature of earthly success to the steadfast presence and ultimate sovereignty of God, finding refuge and assurance in Christ's promises and ultimately resting in the knowledge that God orchestrates all things for his purposes, leading to a settled mind and a renewed commitment to living by faith.

Psalm 65 1) We Can Be Thankful Because God is Approachable! (1-4) 2) We Can Be Thankful Because God is Powerful! (5-8) 3) We Can Be Thankful Because God Abundantly Provides! (9-13) The sermon explores the concept of thankfulness, challenging listeners to move beyond superficial expressions of gratitude and cultivate a deeper appreciation for God's provision and grace. Through exploring Psalm 65, the message emphasizes that true thankfulness stems from recognizing one's need for atonement and embracing God's awesome power and accessibility. Todd encourages listeners to redirect their focus from self-reliance to a reliance on God, ultimately leading to a more profound and meaningful expression of gratitude.

Psalm 62 1. Fix Your Eyes on God 2. Quiet Your Heart with Truth 3. Trust in Him at All Times. 4. Do Not Trust in Wealth or Power

Psalm 43 1. A Cry for Vindication 2. A Cry for Veneration 3. A Cry for Vitality

Psalm 32 1. The gospel invites our repentance (1-2) 2. The alternatives are miserable (3-4) 3. The Lord stands ready to forgive (5) 4. The Lord desires to be our refuge (6-7) 5. The Lord desires to lead us (8-9) 6. Joy awaits us (10-11)

Acts 9:32-43 1. Stand in Awe & Worship God 2. Have Confidence in the Power of God

Acts 9: 19b-31 1. Christ Can Immediately Transform 2. Christ Can Deliver From Danger 3. Christ Can Unify Enemies

Acts 9:1-19 In this sermon, Nathan explores the dramatic conversion of Saul as described in Acts 9, emphasizing God's sovereignty in salvation. He discusses how Saul, an infamous persecutor of Christians, is transformed by a divine encounter with Jesus, illustrating that no one is beyond God's reach. Nathan highlights the importance of faith and obedience, using the example of Ananias, who despite his fear, trusted God and played a crucial role in Saul's recovery and acceptance into the church. Ultimately, the sermon encourages believers to have hope in praying for the seemingly lost, reminding them that God can save anyone and often uses people to carry out His plans. 1. Christ sometimes allows evil people to do evil things 2. Christ is able to save literally anyone 3. Christ customarily involves people, requiring them to walk by faith

(Acts 8:26-40) Pastor Nathan Francis continues the sermon series in the Book of Acts by exploring the story of Philip and the Ethiopian Eunuch, highlighting God's involvement in individual conversions. He emphasizes that God sends people to teach others, as demonstrated by Philip's journey to the Eunuch, signifying that individual souls matter to God. The Holy Spirit plays a crucial role in directing and saving, as shown when He prompts Philip to approach the Eunuch's chariot, leading to the Eunuch's baptism. Overall, the message encourages believers to actively participate in God's work and share the gospel, while recognizing the importance of humility and openness to guidance in their faith journeys. 1. God Sends People to Teach People 2. Holy Spirit Directs Us & Saves 3. Christ is the Center of All of Scripture