This is a continuation of the Summer in the Psalms series.

Kevin begins by discussing the fact that in the old testament, names carried great meaning. An example he used was 'Jacob' and how the name means to ‘take hold of’. Jacob took hold of many things that was not his such as Esau’s birthright.

Kevin then discusses example about the significance of our name and God’s name.

One example is: Psalm 8 starts by saying LORD our Lord, how great is your name? And it is repeated in the final verse. The first Lord was YHWH and the second refers to Adonai, and this points to His position in our life.

The three names for God that Kevin focused on are:

Jehovah-Jireh - The Provider

Jehovah Rapha - The Healer

Jehovah-Nissi - The Banner

Psalm 139 reminds us that God knows us better than we know ourselves — and still chooses to love us! In this message, Daniel unpacks how God’s presence, His thoughts about us, and His work of restoration shape our identity and security. Watch now and be encouraged that you are His masterpiece, chosen and worth it!

This is a continuation in the Summer in the Psalms Series.

Colin looks at Psalm 139 and talks about things such as identity in God and a prayer of surrender that asks God to search our heart and find anything that is not of Him and then to lead us in His ways.

"Clap along if you know what happiness is to you!"

Discover the secret to true prosperity and happiness straight from Psalm 1. In this inspiring and practical message, we explore what to say “no” to, what to say “yes” to, and how to root your life so that you bear lasting fruit. Get ready for ancient wisdom, real-life stories, and a clear roadmap to a blessed life that actually works today.

This is a continuation in the Summer in the Psalms Series.

Phil starts by discussing how Psalm 2 is at the heart of the coronation of an earthly king, such as the king of England. He then highlights how the bible always has many layers and uses an illustration of Russian doll’s to show these many layers, while being one story.

The parallel of ‘the chosen king’ seems to point towards also being the Son of God, though this may have been controversial at the time.

Psalm 2 is ultimately about Jesus. This doesn’t mean it isn’t about david and solomon, but it points to how david and solomon’s story ultimately tie in to Jesus.

Get ready to laugh and reflect with this powerful message, "Putting on Your Soul Pants." Pastor Adam explores Psalm 42 and 43, diving into real talk about depression, spiritual hunger, and finding hope in God. This encouraging word is honest, humorous, and full of biblical wisdom for anyone feeling dry, distant, or down.

This is the start of a new series in the psalms.

Dom starts by showing how the book of psalms echo the Torah and how even the individual psalms have reminiscence of the torah.

Dom then goes on to share how God is trying to build a 'Psalm 84 Church'.

Small Chapter, Big God! Join us as we dive into Psalm 117, the smallest chapter in the Bible with the biggest message—God’s unwavering love reaches all nations and peoples! Discover how a seemingly small psalm becomes a global mission call and a powerful reminder that even our smallest steps of praise can lead to massive impact. Don’t forget to subscribe and comment—your praise might just open someone else’s prison doors!

Ever felt like someone opened your mail—and got a window into your soul? That’s kind of what reading the Psalms feels like: intimate, honest, raw prayers that God has preserved for us to read, relate to, and pray ourselves. In this message, we dive into Psalm 139 to discover what it reveals about God, ourselves, and how deeply we’re known, loved, and secure in Him.

This is the final part of the Empowered Series. Dom discussed sanctification and uses Hebrews 10:14 as a reference. This challenging message asks the question, if we are not being made holy, then have we been made perfect? The idea that if there is no fruit or evidence of a heart that’s been touched by Jesus then you have to question wether you have been made perfect.