The book of Psalms is found in the Old Testament. It’s a collection of prayers (most likely written to music originally) for God’s people. It was their prayer book. It was Jesus’ prayer book. It’s been the churches prayer book for two millennia. And it can be our prayer book today. The Psalms don’t teach us to prayer nice, neat, sugar coated prayers. Instead, they give us permission to be honest, raw, and vulnerable in our prayers. This summer we will walk through the Psalms, allowing them to guide our prayer life and trusting that God meets us right where we are.

The book of Psalms is found in the Old Testament. It’s a collection of prayers (most likely written to music originally) for God’s people. It was their prayer book. It was Jesus’ prayer book. It’s been the churches prayer book for two millennia. And it can be our prayer book today. The Psalms don’t teach us to prayer nice, neat, sugar coated prayers. Instead, they give us permission to be honest, raw, and vulnerable in our prayers. This summer we will walk through the Psalms, allowing them to guide our prayer life and trusting that God meets us right where we are.

The book of Psalms is found in the Old Testament. It’s a collection of prayers (most likely written to music originally) for God’s people. It was their prayer book. It was Jesus’ prayer book. It’s been the church's prayer book for two millennia. And it can be our prayer book today. The Psalms don’t teach us to pray nice, neat, sugar-coated prayers. Instead, they give us permission to be honest, raw, and vulnerable in our prayers. This summer we will walk through the Psalms, allowing them to guide our prayer life and trusting that God meets us right where we are.

The book of Psalms is found in the Old Testament. It’s a collection of prayers (most likely written to music originally) for God’s people. It was their prayer book. It was Jesus’ prayer book. It’s been the churches prayer book for two millennia. And it can be our prayer book today. The Psalms don’t teach us to prayer nice, neat, sugar coated prayers. Instead, they give us permission to be honest, raw, and vulnerable in our prayers. This summer we will walk through the Psalms, allowing them to guide our prayer life and trusting that God meets us right where we are.

Stories shape us.

One author says it like this…
“The stories we are told shape the way we see the world, which shapes the way we experience the world.”

There is ONE dominant Story that all of our stories fit within and find purpose within.

God’s Story is the one dominant story where all of our stories find meaning, purpose, and belonging.

His Story comes before, finishes, corrects and ultimately makes sense of all other stories.

Every part of your story is actually a reflection of the Story of God.

That’s what God created you for.

To live in unison with and reflect his story.

When the world doesn’t make sense, and we don’t understand why- is it okay to question God? We explore how questions so important to our faith formation, and how to ask good questions of our Heavenly Father.

What’s the greatest gift we can give to our kids (the next generation)?