In "How to Resist Temptation," Pastor Nathan Francis teaches on Psalm 101's guidance against temptation, showing how worship impacts our resistance. He stresses developing a new affection for God to overcome sinful desires. By examining King David's resolutions, he urges the congregation to uphold integrity and guard their eyes from worthless things. The congregation is encouraged that victory over temptation is achievable through God's power and the pursuit of sanctification in Christ. Outline: pursue personal integrity a. the expulsive power of a new affection b. where do you chair fly? c. what you see matters

outline: What is God passionate about? 1. Blessing us That His Salvation May be Known Among All Nations 2. That All the Nations Praise Him 3. His own glory

Pastor Nathan Francis delves into Psalm 56, where David pleads with God amid enemy attacks. Drawing parallels with daily scenarios, he stresses the importance of choosing faith over fear. Through David's experiences, Pastor Francis illustrates the power of seeking God's guidance and protection. By emphasizing continual reliance on God and the resulting peace, the sermon guides listeners on their journey from fear to faith. Outline: How does fear work & what is the alternative? 1. The Situation | Bring Situation to God 2. The Response | Respond in Fear or Faith 3. The Fruit | Confidence or Anxiety

Outline: 1. The Deep Dark Hole of Sin 2. What Delights God 3. Moving from Fallenness to Delighting God 4. God is Not Delighted With…/What He Always Accepts 5. Forgiveness Brings Alignment with God

Psalm 46 has been clung to by the people of God in a myriad of trials ranging from epic tragedies to momentary anxieties. This sermon helps you understand how to use Psalm 46 in the everyday trials we all face. Outline: Why do you never have to be afraid? 1. God is Our Refuge 2. God is Our Strength 3. God is Our Very Present Help in Trouble

How has God revealed himself to us? God has revealed himself through… 1. His Creation (General Revelation) 2. His Word (Special Revelation) 3. His Son (Incarnate Word) In his sermon "God Has Revealed Himself," He discusses Psalm 19, illustrating God's revelation through nature and Scripture. Emphasizing Scripture's sufficiency, he urges valuing it above all else for wisdom and revival. The sermon culminates in highlighting Jesus as the ultimate revelation of God and the need for transformation to understand and appreciate His message.

1. Come & Listen; Buy & Eat (1-3a) 2. God's Covenant is Everlasting (3b-5) 3. Seek & Call; Forsake & Return (6-7) 4. God's Ways are Not Your Ways (8-9) 5. God's Word is like Rain & Snow (10-11) 6. God Promises Everlasting Joy & Peace (12-13) Pastor Nathan Francis's sermon "A Free Lunch" emphasizes that despite our attempts to find fulfillment in substitutes, God offers Himself to satisfy our deepest needs. He shares a personal story of overcoming addiction through turning to Jesus. Reminding us of our spiritual poverty and the power of God's word, Pastor Francis encourages seeking God for transformation and finding joy in His promises. Ultimately, he urges listeners to seek God, trust in His word, and find comfort and satisfaction in Him.

1) The Command 2) The Choice 3) The Commitment