Summit Ridge Church

The holiday's sometimes bring a lot of stress... and conflicts.
Today's message is to help encourage you to invite Jesus into these very areas of your life where it is hard. We will walk through Psalm 34 and see how that applies directly into the whole day.

What would God write to you who are His children?
We discover that letter here in Psalm 103.
Join us in seeing His stunning grace and love poured out to us. Be encouraged to know God all the more and see how it changes your life!

We have reason after reason to worship the Lord. And we love to worship!
But what is true worship? How do we know if we are truly worshiping in our lives?
Grumbling, complaining, and murmuring may very well show us our hearts.
Psalm 95 shows us what true worship looks like in a Believer.

Looking at the darkest psalm in all of the Bible at first seems so heavy - but so much like life! And then, to dig deeper and see how we fight depression and how we have incredible hope! That's what we learn from Psalm 88. Need encouragement from your own depression? Let Psalm 88 lead the way to hope.

What do you long after? What do you go after in your life?
These are the kinds of questions that Psalm 84 draws out for us.
If you want to have a passion for the Lord in your life, this is a great place to start.

We may wonder if we can sin so badly that God can't forgive us? And we may wonder how to make it right with God if we wanted to experience forgiveness with Him.
Psalm 51 speaks to this for us.
It also lays out for us what true repentance looks like, and what it doesn't look like as well. Wonder if your spouse has repented of their sins against you? Wonder if you are truly repentant?
Join us as we learn more.

We all have fear but how do we move forward and do what God calls us to do?
Psalm 56 guides us in how to overcome our fears.

Depression sets in and it feels like there is no end in sight. The suffocating weight makes life a dull monotony without hope.
So where we turn is vital for our lives. You are in a crossroads.
Psalm 42 & 43 do not sugar coat the difficulties, but it does offer true hope for the depressed. We learn where to go. We learn about the ups-and-downs that we have to battle through in a fight for hope.
God does not leave us and He is the One who provides the way through.

As the church seems to be losing it's affect in our culture we want to know what we are to do. We want to know how to love and care for those around us. Mark 16:15 makes it very simple to know what God calls us as Christ followers to do. And Jesus calls us the salt of the earth and the light of the world. Wonderful purpose for His followers.

We have so many reasons to be able to experience meaningful worship gleaned from Psalm 33. Want to grow in worship? Let Psalm 33 be your guide.