Often, our approach to rules is negative. However, the Law or commands that God has given are good. It can be difficult to see that apart from the Holy Spirit changing our hearts. As we dig into 1 Timothy 1:8-11, we see the goodness of God and the law that He has given.

As we jump back into our series: Entrust, we begin to walk through the first letter to Timothy. Like Titus, Timothy is a young pastor who is entrusted to lead a new congregation of God’s people that is being gathered together. In these first few verses, we see Apostle Paul’s reminder of the charge that Timothy has. However, the charge is not only for Timothy but for us.

Psalm 101 gives us a glimpse into David’s desire to live a life marked by holiness and integrity before the Lord. As we follow David’s repeated commitments to pursue holiness and reject evil, we also discover that neither David nor we can live this way in our own strength. Ultimately, this psalm points us to the greater King, Jesus Christ, who alone lived the blameless life we could never live and, through His saving work, enables His people to pursue a life devoted to God.

Psalm 112 uses the term "blessed" that we saw in Psalm 1. Again, we understand that Jesus Christ is the perfection of the Blessed Man, but what does it look like for us. This particular psalm is packed with loads of wisdom for us. Join us this Sunday as we unpack it.

There's a problem that plagues the world. Good always seems to struggle with evil, and evil always seems to have fun. All the while, we see that our good God is still near. Join us this week when we discuss this in Psalm 73.

Psalm 52 contrasts those who trust in temporary things with those who are rooted in the steadfast love of God. While the wicked may appear secure, God's judgment reveals the weakness of every foundation apart from Him. True flourishing comes from trusting God's unchanging character and patiently waiting on His promises.

A longing for understanding what eternity will be like can seem like an endless daydream. Yet, the Lord tells us that those who trust in Him will be with Him for all of eternity. Psalm 15 is the answer to a simple question – who shall dwell on your holy hill? This question in modern culture reads this way – who will make it to heaven. Join us this Sunday as we seek wisdom from the Scriptures.

Are you an optimistic or pessimistic person? It is good and right to be optimistic but not deny reality. Psalm 14 leans toward the negative reality but reminds the reader of who God is and that He will win in the end. Join us this week as we look to another Psalm of Wisdom.

Join us this week as we kick off our summer series in the Psalms of Wisdom. We look at Psalm 1 and ask, "Who is the Blessed Man that Psalm 1 speaks of?" Join us as we celebrate Christ together!

It is extremely easy to be distracted. Distractions come in all shapes and sizes and at different times. As a result, Christians must be watchful and stand guard, to not become distracted by ungodly things. Paul reminds Titus of this as he concludes his letter to the young pastor. This Sunday, we’ll dig into the end of this letter and seek to be fully devoted to the Lord.