As we look at Jesus as our Everlasting father, we ask the same 3 questions as we have each week of Advent. What does Everlasting Father mean; how is Jesus Everlasting Father; What does that mean for us today?

We look at Isaiah 9:2-7 again this week, focusing on Jesus being Mighty God. Sean asks the same questions as last week. What does it mean for Jesus to be mighty God; How is Jesus Mighty God; What does that mean for us?

As we begin to celebrate the Advent season, we look at Isaiah 9:2-7. This week we focus on Jesus as Wonderful Counselor. Pastor Sean answers three questions through the text of scripture: What does that mean; How is Jesus wonderful; and what does that mean for us?

As we finish the Psalms of ascents, we are encouraged to "Bless the Lord," and to be blessed by Him. Pastor Sean unpacks what that looks like this week.

"Behold, how good and pleasant it is when brothers dwell in unity!" Pastor Sean looks at the nature, source and blessings of unity. We are left with a tough question we all have to ask ourselves; will I seek and maintain unity?

This Psalm of Ascents looks back at King David from the time of King Solomon, while pointing to the future King Jesus!

Pastor Sean unpacks this short Psalm which shows Davids humility, his security in the Lord and his hope in the Lord. We are reminded that God is sovereign and our hope is in Him alone. 

As we look into Psalm 130, we see the Psalmist cry to God, appeal to God, hope in God, and offer an invitation for Israel to do the same. This applies to us as well. Jesus Christ offers us the only hope we need! "For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast." Ephesians 2:8-9 

Psalm 129 is very different from the others we have studied in this series. Pastor Sean looks at an uncomfortable truth that the Psalmist expresses to the Lord. Just as we are confident in Gods protection and provision for His own, we are clearly taught that He will punish His enemies. We need to be honest about our relationship with Jesus, be honest about the relationship our loved ones have with the Lord and get busy evangelizing others into faith and discipling and be discipled in our relationship with Jesus.

As we look at Psalm 128, we learn about God's blessings. Pastor Sean looks at the foundation of our blessedness, the fruit of our blessedness, and the source of our blessedness. It starts with the fear of the Lord, do we fear Him?