What does it mean to be sensitive to the Holy Spirit? Jasmine Wood takes us to David’s desperate prayer in Psalm 143, Simon the Sorcerer’s attempt to control the Spirit, and Mary’s lesson to never assume Jesus’ presence. Together, these stories remind us of the gift of the Holy Spirit in our lives, and the invitation to adjust to Him.

Covenant relationship is vital to our walk with God. Youth Minister Godfrey Moye leads us through the five verses of Psalm 100, guiding us from making a joyful noise to entering God’s presence with singing. This song of prayer reminds us of the depth of God’s love for us.

Vito Aiuto dives into Psalm 15 and shows how it connects to Jesus’ words in Luke 24 about reading the Bible with Him at the center. Psalm 15 sets a high bar for living on God’s holy hill. When we see we can’t reach it on our own, we also see three things about Jesus: He gives mercy, He stands as our mediator, and He grows us into the people we’re called to be.

Moses Soyoola explores Psalms 22 and 23, inviting us to consider what it truly means to have a shepherd who ensures we lack nothing. Have we understood abundance the way God intends? When our definitions fall short, what are the consequences? Through scripture and personal reflection, this sermon challenges us to bring our honest emotions before God, and clear the way to pray the Truth we find in His Word.

As disciples of Jesus, we’re called to love God and others with our whole selves: heart, mind, and body. But too often, the body gets left out of the conversation. Sexuality is the God-given desire to connect—spiritually, emotionally, psychologically, and physically—and it’s part of how we’re made to love. In this sermon, Jasmine Wood invites us to stop ignoring our desires and start bringing them—our full, embodied selves—home to God.

Jasmine Wood shares the second half of a powerful message about being called to do great things and Psalm 84. Deep within all of us is a drive to live for something that matters. If left unchecked, that drive can lead us to seek recognition in the wrong places. But when surrendered to God, it becomes a force that propels us to greater heights and becomes a platform for His glory. You were created for something great. Go big!

Vito Aiuto continues our Summer Psalms series with a look at Psalm 148, where all creation is called to praise the Lord. Praise isn’t always easy or natural, but it’s as vital as breath. What if the way to grow in it is simply to begin?

What is your dream? In this message, Jasmine Wood opens with the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., reminding us that each of us carries a deep longing to do something great. Scripture doesn’t dismiss this desire. Instead, it invites us to redefine greatness in light of God’s heart. Through Psalm 84, we’ll explore what it truly means to pursue something big, and explore aligning our dreams with God’s purpose for more impact.