In this masterful exposition of Psalm 100, Derek Cleave- church member at PSC- gives us a protocol for worshipping the LORD. He shows how joy is at the heart of our worship and how and why we should praise our God. This will do your soul good!

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In this sermon, Pastor Neil Todman looks at how our words and our lives can glorify Jesus as we seek to show his love to this city.

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In this sermon on Psalm 90, Trainee Pastor and PSC elder, Sam Pibworth shows how mind-blowing it is that the everlasting God would invite us into his home. Sam shows the benefits of making God our home; the fatal and eternal consequences of attempting to build our own home; and the impact a life lived for God can make in this world.

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Psalm 88 is the saddest song in the bible. But Sam preaches from it to show that this is a song for Christians to sing. Because Jesus has walked the lonely road ahead of us, we can sing with him. When we're depressed or lonely, we can turn to the God who understands what we're going through.

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Continuing our series in the Psalms, Alan preaches on Psalm 84. It's a song of pilgrimage, a journey into the very presence of God. Alan shows us that to journey into God's presence is to walk the pathway of happiness. To meet with God is the greatest joy of them all.

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In this sermon, Pastor Neil Todman looks at Asaph's heart struggle as he looks at the prosperity of the wicked while his own life is a mess. He feels God isn't fair! However as the Psalm pivots and Asaph has a fresh encounter with God as he worships with the people of God, it becomes clear that the way things seem and the way things really are is completely different.

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In this sermon from Psalm 62, PSC church member, Tim Howlett shows how the Psalmist finds rest in God alone in the midst of challenging circumstances. He shows how the Psalmists faith grows through the Psalm as he pauses and reflects on the sure and certain protection God offers. He then shows how our ultimate salvation and security come from Christ.

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As we return to the Psalms in RBT for the summer, Pastor Neil Todman encourages us to read them and think how they speak to God's people as saints, sufferers and sinners. It was mostly an interactive evening but this gives a flavour of what was being discussed around tables.

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n the first of this year's summer Psalms, Pastor Neil Todman looks at how King David's great Psalm of repentance contains a pattern for us when we repent of our sin. Like David we need to turn to God, tell Him what we have done wrong, take hold of His cleansing power, and then trust Him to use our transformed lives for His glory.

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As part of our evening service, visiting pastor Bosco Bukeera gave us an update on his ministry in Uganda, the extraordinary growth in their church, and their plans for a building to house their church and train pastors who love the gospel (rather than health, wealth and prosperity)

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