Stapleton Baptist Church

Psalm 18 points us to God as our rock of refuge and safety. It also points us to Jesus as our rock of refuge and safety from the wrath of God to be poured out on sin.

Psalm 17 brings us David's appeal to heaven. David knows God is the righteous judge with all authority and power to judge the wicked and protect the righteous.

Psalm 16 brings us a beautiful psalm full of David's deepest convictions and trust that fullness of joy and pleasures forevermore are found in God!

Psalm 15 explores the question, "Who can come into the presence of God?" This all important question is answered in the person of Christ. 

Psalm 14 brings us face to face with the underlying universal condition of sinful man. Praise the Lord that salvation has come from Zion!

Psalm teaches us that prayer is the path through pain. We will explore this Psalm as David expresses his pain, his petition, and his praise. 

Psalm 12 shows us the distinction between the words of man and the Words of God. 

Psalm 11

Psalm 10 teaches us how to express a lament to God for the state of our fallen world. But even in a world where it seems like the wicked and evildoer are prospering, we know the Lord is king forever and ever. 

Matthew 5:43-48 brings us the most radical teaching of Jesus yet in the Sermon on the Mount. Why would we possibly want to love our enemies? We find it is because God has love us, who were once His enemies, so we should love our enemies.