As we head into another exciting fall season of ministry, we will be exploring the mystery of ministry. As we serve others with the right motives, God uses it mysteriously to draw us closer to Him!

How do you approach God to worship Him when you are discouraged? We see a lament in Psalm 137 in which we can learn how to cry out to God in the midst of our own personal discouragments. Join us as we learn to be transparent with God about our times of sadness.

When we feel like our lives are empty, many times the root cause is that we have not fed on God's Word. In Psalm 1, we have a colorful picture of how when we meditate on the truths found in the Bible, we will be truly satisfied. You will learn how you can experience true spiritual satisfaction.

Thanksgiving is a state of mind. So often we are so focused on what is not going well in our lives, we forget to thank God for all He has done and is doing in our lives. We will study Psalm 107 to learn how we can have a more thankful outlook.

People have a natural desire to worship something - whether it is stuff, pleasure, success or something else. But we were created to worship and praise God. The Psalmist in Psalm 100 speaks of how we should engage in praise. We invite you to study this celebrated Psalm and become a more skilled worshipper of God who desires our praise.

We are always in need of the wisdom that God wants to grant to us through His Word. In Psalm 19, the writer says God's truth is to be more desired than gold! Come join us as we week to fully appreciate the amazing book God has revealed Himself.

In Psalm 23, we find the ability to express satisfaction in the care of the great Pastor of the universe, the Redeemer and Preserver of men. With joy the Psalmist reflects that he has a shepherd, and that Shepherd is Jehovah.

Have you ever messed up? Have you ever wondered if you were good enough for God? Well in Psalm 51 we find David humbly confessing and praying for mercy in a way that reflects genuine repentence and is a real model for us today.

We will be looking at the place of us residing in God (and He in us) as the true resting place for man as he makes his journey through a sometimes difficult life.

There is no one picture that sums up King David's life, because just like all of us, he was a complex man. He made a lot of mistakes in his life, but in the end, in him we find one of the greatest worship leaders in the Bible. Psalm 57 reveals a man who deeply loves God and who models for us what true worship is all about.