Act 17:1-15 The Berean Way a message by Micheal Dougherty.

Psalm 8 | How To Glorify God In Your Daily Life a message by Brian Few.

Psalm 2 | What In The World Is Going On? a message by brian few.

Psalm 1 gives us a blueprint for a healthy and fruitful life by contrasting two ways of living: the way of the world and the way of Jesus. A truly blessed life is not a life free from problems or pain, but a life marked by deep joy and peace that comes from knowing God and experiencing His presence and power in daily life. We need to ask ourselves, Is my life being shaped more by the way of the world or the way of Jesus? Listen to the message to hear more!

A message by Brian Few.

Psalms 143 | The Adversaries of My Soul a serman by hunter broadwell.

bill jones gave a message about trusting god through times of trial.

This past Sunday Dave Reed brought us a message from Psalm 63 and asked a simple but challenging question: How do we live out our faith when life is difficult?

David wrote this psalm while fleeing through the wilderness, yet instead of focusing on his circumstances, he chose to worship God, praise Him for His unfailing love, and trust Him rather than trying to stay in control. Faith isn't measured by how much we know, but by how we respond when our faith is tested.

No matter what you're facing today, God invites us to worship Him in the middle of the storm, trust His unfailing love, and experience the peace that only He can give.

“The Lord is my shepherd; I have all that I need.” Psalm 23

In Psalm 23 David paints the picture of what a good shepherd is and does. Ultimately, he is pointing to the good shepherd we have in God our Father. Michael Dougherty did a great job walking us through Psalm 23. It was more like a prayer time than a sermon.

Micahel helped us slow do, and reflect on what it means to have God our good shepherd leading, providing and protecting us in our daily lives.

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“Around midnight Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns to God.” Acts 16:25

In Acts 16, Paul and Silas had their backs against the wall! They had been arrested for crimes they didn’t commit, stripped naked, beaten with wooden rods and chained in a dungeon. In this story we get a glimpse of what it looks like to suffer well, to endure pain and navigate situations we can’t control.

What can we learn from Paul and Silas about suffering well? How can we praise God in a real way in the middle of a trial?

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