We were bought at a price.

We are not our own.

The Holy Spirit dwells in us.

Glorify God with your body.

Psalm 98 is a joyous song of praise.

It is a call to praise God for God is:

Our Savior

Our King

Our Judge

On the 75th anniversary of Stuart Presbyterian Church, let us remember what God has done, what God is doing, and what God will do!

The Lord Reigns!

God is sovereign over all!

Therefore, we can:

Trust God in our trials.

Rely on God's grace.

Trust and Obey God's Word.

Live boldly

We live very busy lives and that makes the practice of solitude difficult, but it is all the more reason we need Solitude.

After some of Jesus' busiest moments, he got away for times of silence and solitude with God.

This message shares reasons we need solitude and ideas for practicing solitude.

Hospitality is clearly taught in the Old and New Testament and has been practiced by Christians from the very beginning.  Jesus himself modeled being a generous and gracious host.

What might it look like for us to practice hospitality in our homes and churches?

In this devotion we highlight the major sections of Psalm 96, using Derek Kidner's outline:

Verses 1-6, The King's Glory

Verses 7-9, The King's Due

Verses 10-13, The King's Coming

While the world around us declares:  "Accumulate, accumulate!" and "Mine, mine!", the biblical view of household economics declares to us:  Have enough for your needs; but not your greeds; and share some of your blessings with others.

Psalm 95 is a Call to Worship.  It is a call to worship God joyfully and enthusiastically with songs and instruments and shouts of joy.

Christ gives us freedom from: Sin's bondage, sin's penalty, and sin's shame.

Christ gives us freedom for: new life with God, service to God