This week we conclude our sermon series in the Psalms. The Psalter closes with a Hallelujah chorus of sorts, exhorting everything, everything in Heaven and everything below, to praise the Lord. All creation shall be a symphony of praise to our great God.

We come this morning to an Imprecatory Psalm; a psalm in which the author calls on God to judge his enemies. Within Psalm 139, righteous anger is modeled for us. Clearly there is a right way to be angry and a wrong way to be angry, a sinful way. And...

Psalm 119 is a massive memorial to the timeless Word of God. This psalm, the longest chapter in the Bible, describes the many qualities of Scripture and extols the benefits that Scripture produces in the lives of those who will be trained by it. In...

In Psalm 110 David presents a vivd prophetic vision of a triumphant messianic king who would one day come be the ultimate deliverer of God’s people. In this sermon we explore a message of future -and ultimate- hope for God’s people. A hope rooted...

We all clearly recognize that the world is not as it should be. The world is broken and filled with suffering. This is a result of sin and God's righteous judgment upon sin. Despite the disorder on the earth, the Lord is mighty in power...

We look at a Psalm of Ascents to consider what it means to gather for corporate worship. How do we relate the practices of ancient Israel to the modern church? We will see that the centrality of gathering together marks us as pilgrims on the road to...

This Father's Day we examine God's call to fathers to teach their children the glorious deeds of the Lord and his commandments. As father's we are primarily responsible for teaching our children God's Word. Our goal is not merely...

The Psalms are vital to teaching us how to live the Christian life. And Psalm 77 is one of those Psalms that teaches us how to live the Christian life in the darkest of days. Often when we read the Psalms we see ourselves and our struggles reflected...

Psalm 72 is a prayer for the king of Israel. But what is clear is that this psalm is also a prayer for a future coming king, who is no ordinary king. The future king prayed for will have worldwide dominion and his kingdom shall prosper eternally. God...