We must put our Godly desires into action to find the face of God. Sometimes we must be patient and not give in to our fleshly desires or we may have tragic results. From Psalm 27.

From Psalm 130, Pastor Geehan discusses how we need to wait on the Lord when we cry out to him and what we should be doing while we wait for answers to our prayers.

We should periodically evaluate our walk with the Lord and let the Holy Spirit deal with our hearts. Psalm 130.

Using Psalm 130, Pastor Geehan describes the agony of the soul of a Christian who falls into deep sin and the grace of God that can provide deliverance and healing if we respond to God's chastening.

Pastor Geehan expounds Psalm 130, describing the experience of a believer who falls into deep sin. This psalm was written by King David expressing his cry to the Lord from the depths of sin after committing adultery and murder. It is an example for us of God's chastisement and forgiveness if we repent.

This sermon was delivered on July 20, 1969, when Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. Pastor Geehan expounded Psalm 8, the psalm that Neil planted on the moon.

From Psalm 128, Pastor Geehan describes the blessings of those who truly fear the Lord. He also refutes the false teaching that repentance from sin is not necessary for salvation.

Pastor Geehan explains the meaning of Psalm 126-5 - -They that sow in tears shall reap in joy.-

Continuing in Psalm 126, Pastor Geehan exhorts us to be joyful, even in trials.

Expounding from Psalm 126, Pastor Geehan discusses the wonders of the joy of the Lord and how we should all be experiencing it as Christians. The joy of the Lord can transcend all your problems and greatly improve the health of families.