The world is chaotic and can feel completely contrary to the teachings of the Bible. This isn't a new problem, and David has advice and reminders for us to place our trust in a God who is always faithful.

Are there two better words to describe our purpose than praise and surrender? God invites us to a life of praising God and surrendering to Him!

When you are confident in your relationship with God, you can stay motivated to follow God well, love others well, and live with joy and peace.

When you find yourself in dark and difficult seasons, there are no easy answers, but here are two things you can try: speak truth to yourself, and declare praise to God.

A guilty conscience doesn't just cause sleepless nights and anxious worrying; it erodes our lives and afflicts our world. The Bible implores us to confess our sins, and freedom abounds in our lives when we do. 

Pastor Brent interviews our worship leader Kim Bontrager about the "what" and they "why" of worship, taken from Psalm 100.

Help me!

I trust You.

I will exalt You.

May every person on earth glorify You!

We believe God created us with gifts and skills designed to help others and to do good things. This week Pastor Brent will examine what the Bible says about serving, and we will kick off a month-long emphasis on changing the world through the giving of ourselves.

At the heart of being Christian is dwelling in union with God. Throughout our lives, we'll sense God's guidance and care. Psalm 23 mentions three ways that God cares for our souls in our union with him.

King David's prayers often had a similar structure: requests, defenses, and declarations. We can pray like this too, and today Pastor Brent shares an example we can all pray--maybe especially so for dads!