Psalm 90 is a psalm of Moses and mourning.  In this psalm, Moses reflects over the Lord and life so we can learn to number our days.

In Paul's final words to the elders at Ephesus, he calls us to remember the words of Jesus about giving (Acts 20:32-38).

This psalm of Asaph is written from a heart that had struggled with envy at the prosperity of the wicked but that has learned their end.  Asaph helps us conclude that God is good and that it is good for us to draw near to Him

This is the second of a three part series on remembering.  Considering a parable of Jesus and two letters from Jesus, we learn that remembering is God's way to lead people to repentance.

In Psalm 32, David writes about the blessedness of forgiveness.  He speaks of forgiveness that should lead to gladness, rejoicing, and joy!

Remembering is a vital part of living and serving as God's people.  Let's consider a passage together that puts remembering at the heart of growing in strength (2 Tim. 2:1-13)

Psalms 20 & 21 are psalms that fit together as a pair.  They consider the same event as one considers it before and the other looks back over it.  What can we learn from this pair of psalms?

In our final study of our annual theme, Purified, we consider purity's home.  Where does pursuing purity and holiness lead? 

"A Q&A Psalm" (Nov 27th Sermon PM)

"In the Stands, for the Pews" (Nov 27th 2022 AM Sermon)