In this Psalm David invites us to see the thunderstorm in all its grandeur, as an awesome display of the glory of God.

In this sermon from Psalm 62 Chad reminded us that our convictions about God’s character grow deeper as we experience more of God's care.

This is a psalm of powerful contrasts, a glimpse of human wickedness at its most malevolent, and divine goodness in its many-sided fullness.... Few psalms cover so great a range in so short a space. - Derek Kidner

In the midst of unexpected suffering and trial, this prayer shines a light on the path that takes you directly to God, even where it “seems” He does not dwell.

In this sermon from Psalm 78, Steve reminded us that the stories that we tell to the net generation about God shape them and their love for God.

Paul closes his first letter to the Thessalonians by reinforcing what is most important for them to know: the importance of prayer, a theology of greeting, the centrality of gathering, and the sweetness of grace.

As we draw near to the conclusion of Paul’s letter to the Thessalonians, we have the privilege once again of overhearing him pray and in this prayer, we get to hear one the sweetest sentences in all of Holy Scripture.

In this passage we are reminded that the Gospel we proclaim is unstoppable, authoritative, and effective.

In this passage, Paul abruptly issues some unexpected imperatives relevant not only for the Thessalonians, but for us as well.

In this sermon, Jon helped us see that the sacrifice of the seed leads to the joy of the harvest.