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This Sunday, we’ll be taking a look at Psalm 18, where we’ll hear the words of King David—seemingly penned at the end of his life. Context matters in songwriting. What does it mean that this psalm is a cumulative reflection on an entire life lived under God’s protection? What can that teach us about how our understanding of God's ways deepens over time?

The song referenced in the sermon is "Time" by the artist John Lucas.

This Sunday, we’ll be taking a look at Psalm 18, where we’ll hear the words of King David—seemingly penned at the end of his life. Context matters in songwriting. What does it mean that this psalm is a cumulative reflection on an entire life lived under God’s protection? What can that teach us about how our understanding of God's ways deepens over time?

The song referenced in the sermon is "Time" by the artist John Lucas.

This Sunday, we’ll be taking a look at Psalm 18, where we’ll hear the words of King David—seemingly penned at the end of his life. Context matters in songwriting. What does it mean that this psalm is a cumulative reflection on an entire life lived under God’s protection? What can that teach us about how our understanding of God's ways deepens over time?

The song referenced in the sermon is "Time" by the artist John Lucas.

As pastor Dave is nearing the end of his mini-Summer-Sabbatical, longtime elder at Sideris, Joseph Cox, has agreed to help the family out by kicking us off in this series by preaching Psalm 21! It's a great Psalm, give it a read, you will find that it's all about God blessing "a" king. Who might this king be? AND what might it mean for those who find themselves under his rule?

As pastor Dave is nearing the end of his mini-Summer-Sabbatical, longtime elder at Sideris, Joseph Cox, has agreed to help the family out by kicking us off in this series by preaching Psalm 21! It's a great Psalm, give it a read, you will find that it's all about God blessing "a" king. Who might this king be? AND what might it mean for those who find themselves under his rule?

As pastor Dave is nearing the end of his mini-Summer-Sabbatical, longtime elder at Sideris, Joseph Cox, has agreed to help the family out by kicking us off in this series by preaching Psalm 21! It's a great Psalm, give it a read, you will find that it's all about God blessing "a" king. Who might this king be? AND what might it mean for those who find themselves under his rule?

As pastor Dave is nearing the end of his mini-Summer-Sabbatical, longtime elder at Sideris, Joseph Cox, has agreed to help the family out by kicking us off in this series by preaching Psalm 21! It's a great Psalm, give it a read, you will find that it's all about God blessing "a" king. Who might this king be? AND what might it mean for those who find themselves under his rule?

We will close out the book of Joshua! We've encountered several unexpected life-giving and grace-revealing gems in this rarely preached through book of the bible, so it's sad to move on from it; but Joshua brings the work to a beautiful conclusion which is sure to be exciting to unpack together. If you listened last week you may have left with the question, "what does pursuing God with a loyal love actually look like?" That's exactly the question that gets wrestled with in chapter 24.

We will close out the book of Joshua! We've encountered several unexpected life-giving and grace-revealing gems in this rarely preached through book of the bible, so it's sad to move on from it; but Joshua brings the work to a beautiful conclusion which is sure to be exciting to unpack together. If you listened last week you may have left with the question, "what does pursuing God with a loyal love actually look like?" That's exactly the question that gets wrestled with in chapter 24.

We love you all and we're looking forward to our 2nd to last sermon in Joshua this Sunday - Our journey through Joshua began at the beginning of the year and is now coming to a close as we hit it's concluding chapters where Joshua (at over 100 years old) provides Israel (and us) with the wisdom they (we) need in order to continue to flourish and enjoy life. What will we be pursuing next in our teaching time on Sundays? We will share that as well!