Psalms

In the first sermon of 2026, Pastor David walks us through Psalm 90 to help us see how a right understanding of time an death helps us truly live.

These two undeniably connected Psalms reveal that our blessedness is on the other side of what we mediate upon.

The very first sermon of the Christian church was about resurrection, and in it Peter used Psalm 16 to speak of Christ's resurrection.

This Psalm helps us frame this new year (2025) and our entire lives as people who bless the Lord no matter the circumstance.

From this Psalm we see the glory of the most high God on display.

In the last sermon of 2023 we look at what it means to truly believe and feel what it means that God's steadfast love is better than life.

Today he hear from Dave Fenz about the simple truth of God's eternal delights in His Son.

Self-pity the the fertilizer for other sins. Today we learn to recognize it and fight it with thankfulness.

In this sermon from Thomas Walters (Director of Family Ministries) we see how God's Story should frame our story.

In Psalm 65 we see God's abundant provision in spite of our circumstance, and our praise that should be awe-filled response.