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Psalm 23 is the most widely known chapter of the Bible. Both Christians and non-Christians alike can quote David's Psalm word-for-word. But what do those words actually mean? Ryan takes us through each verse as we take a closer look at David, and ourselves.

The first sermon in our Summer in the Psalms series, Ryan walks us through Psalm 13. This Psalm shows us it's ok to have problems, and that God Himself is the answer to those problems.

"Abide" means to watch or follow after. In the thrid sermon of our "Rooted" series, Bob walks us through walking with Jesus and shows true happiness is found in Him.

God in all His majesty has given us two ways of communicating with Him: prayer and The Bible. In the second sermon of our "Rooted" series, Ryan connects these two modes of communication and shows how they strengthen us by rooting us in Christ.

In the first sermon of our new series "Rooted" - Bob explains that the purpose of Christ after bringing us from death to life, is to grow us deeper in Him. Bob begins to unpack ways that this takes place.

The work of the Lord Jesus is finished. He has absorbed the punishment for our sins. He has earned eternal rest for us. Now He leaves the Cross to go into that rest, where He is waiting for you.

"I Thirst" - Sounds like a strange thing to complain about while dying on a Cross. But Bob shows us that by saying this, Jesus was in fact fulfilling a prophecy in scripture, and that His cry "I thirst" is actually the cry of our own hearts.

This is Christ's darkest hour on the Cross. The pain we deserve was His. The heartbreak we deserve was His. The only Son of God, totally abandoned by God, so we would never have to be.

On the Cross we see the divine suffering of Jesus, but also His divine love for those around Him, who will soon be part of His Church. In this message Ryan shows us Christ's love for His mother, Mary.

Jesus' unbelievable kindess on the Cross continues as he changes the heart of a theif forever. The Savior speaks to this changed man with the sweetest words: "Today you will be with me in paradise."