The Sons of Korah were descended from a rebel who was destroyed by God, but they became chief worshippers of God. Eleven of their songs are recorded in the Psalms.

Psalm 81 is a call to worship at the Feast of Tabernacles, and remember how God has provided life, sustenance, and deliverance.

Pastor Kevin Wade shares a special Veteran's Day message from Timothy chapter 2.

Psalm 73 is a psalm of Asaph, in which he struggled to understand the prosperity of wicked people. In verse 17, he found the answer in the sanctuary of God.

Pastor Rick Friesen explores the three excuses not to follow Jesus found in Luke 9:57-62

Pastor Steve Switzer shares the meaning of "All In," according to the apostle Paul.

Psalm 51 is the psalm of repentance David wrote after he committed adultery and murder. David realizes the only path to forgiveness is to confess every sin and invite God to cleanse and restore him.

Our God protects us like a walled city, fed by fresh spring water. Whatever problems we face in life, God is our mighty fortress.

In Psalm 40, King David finds joy in praising God despite any circumstance.

David wrote Psalm 34 after being delivered from both King Saul and the Philistines. He writes to glorify God and teach future generations to praise God in both trials and deliverance.