Life consists of a lot of decision making. Big and small. From our favorite sports teams to making decisions about our family and even our faith. This Psalm addresses the person who has a heavy heart looking for answers and reminds them to look to God.

Life consists of a lot of decision making. Big and small. From our favorite sports teams to making decisions about our family and even our faith. This Psalm addresses the person who has a heavy heart looking for answers and reminds them to look to God.

There are a lot of words in our culture that don't mean what we think they mean. Society merges words like "love" and "tolerance" as if the meaning is the same. "Repentance" is one of those words in our Christian faith. Some of us might think it's a spiritual word for saying sorry to God. While many of us have developed our own meanings of this word, it actually means something greater with much more significant implications for our lives.

Think of something you've read, seen or done that has made you release a deep sigh of relief. Like a breath-taking view of the ocean or the mountains. Maybe a short teaching video about God's love. This Psalm is one of those passages that gives you breath and hope. But we still feel like God is asleep at the wheel... all we hear is silence. What's the deal?

The Psalms are interesting because they deal with our human heart. They dig deep into the recesses of heart and discover and deal with our feelings... but in a very different way than we might deal with them. Some of us take the religious approach: we stuff and deny our feelings because it might not win favor with God. Others take the pop culture approach: this holds to the sovereignty of our feelings.

The Psalms are interesting because they deal with our human heart. They dig deep into the recesses of heart and discover and deal with our feelings... but in a very different way than we might deal with them. Some of us take the religious approach: we stuff and deny our feelings because it might not win favor with God. Others take the pop culture approach: this holds to the sovereignty of our feelings.

Think of something you've read, seen or done that has made you release a deep sigh of relief. Like a breath-taking view of the ocean or the mountains. Maybe a short teaching video about God's love. This Psalm is one of those passages that gives you breath and hope. But we still feel like God is asleep at the wheel... all we hear is silence. What's the deal?

Often in life, we have plans that we think we know will play out exactly as we expect. This summer for example: did your summer go exactly as you thought it would? Most likely, not. Plans, very often, do not go exactly as we expect. Circumstances get in the way. Choices get in the way. Our plans get messed up. There is someone who already knows the future, someone who already knows how these plans are going to pan out regardless of how we think they will. That someone is God. We know God has a plan for Morgan Hill Bible Church... it's just not what we thought it was.

Life is a lot like building a model. It's normal for us to try to put life, marriage, relationships and issues that are broken back together. We're so anxious to put it together; we don't know what pieces go where. But there is something more. There's something we have to do before we can do any of this...

Life is a lot like building a model. It's normal for us to try to put life, marriage, relationships and issues that are broken back together. We're so anxious to put it together; we don't know what pieces go where. But there is something more. There's something we have to do before we can do any of this...