The Psalms in many ways sing the central story of the Bible: God’s creation, humanity’s fall, God’s rescue, and our restoration. They tell of God’s design for human flourishing in the soul-satisfying act of worship, and they give a voice to real human emotions expressed toward God in a fallen world longing for redemption. Our summer sermon series will explore a variety of Psalms that teach our hearts how to pray and show us the character of the God to whom we pray.

The Psalms in many ways sing the central story of the Bible: God’s creation, humanity’s fall, God’s rescue, and our restoration. They tell of God’s design for human flourishing in the soul-satisfying act of worship, and they give a voice to real human emotions expressed toward God in a fallen world longing for redemption. Our summer sermon series will explore a variety of Psalms that teach our hearts how to pray and show us the character of the God to whom we pray.

The Psalms in many ways sing the central story of the Bible: God’s creation, humanity’s fall, God’s rescue, and our restoration. They tell of God’s design for human flourishing in the soul-satisfying act of worship, and they give a voice to real human emotions expressed toward God in a fallen world longing for redemption. Our summer sermon series will explore a variety of Psalms that teach our hearts how to pray and show us the character of the God to whom we pray.

The Psalms in many ways sing the central story of the Bible: God’s creation, humanity’s fall, God’s rescue, and our restoration. They tell of God’s design for human flourishing in the soul-satisfying act of worship, and they give a voice to real human emotions expressed toward God in a fallen world longing for redemption. Our summer sermon series will explore a variety of Psalms that teach our hearts how to pray and show us the character of the God to whom we pray.

The Psalms in many ways sing the central story of the Bible: God’s creation, humanity’s fall, God’s rescue, and our restoration. They tell of God’s design for human flourishing in the soul-satisfying act of worship, and they give a voice to real human emotions expressed toward God in a fallen world longing for redemption. Our summer sermon series will explore a variety of Psalms that teach our hearts how to pray and show us the character of the God to whom we pray.

The Psalms in many ways sing the central story of the Bible: God’s creation, humanity’s fall, God’s rescue, and our restoration. They tell of God’s design for human flourishing in the soul-satisfying act of worship, and they give a voice to real human emotions expressed toward God in a fallen world longing for redemption. Our summer sermon series will explore a variety of Psalms that teach our hearts how to pray and show us the character of the God to whom we pray.

When Jesus ascended to the right hand of the Father, He commissioned his followers to make disciples of all nations, but he did not leave them without help. Jesus poured out his Holy Spirit on Pentecost, granting his followers the power to be his witnesses throughout the world. This Sunday, we begin a new sermon series: The Spirit of God. We will explore ways that the Spirit’s work and influence in our lives give us the strength and wisdom to fulfill the Great Commission and persevere through the daily challenges that confront us in this earthly life.

When Jesus ascended to the right hand of the Father, He commissioned his followers to make disciples of all nations, but he did not leave them without help. Jesus poured out his Holy Spirit on Pentecost, granting his followers the power to be his witnesses throughout the world. This Sunday, we begin a new sermon series: The Spirit of God. We will explore ways that the Spirit’s work and influence in our lives give us the strength and wisdom to fulfill the Great Commission and persevere through the daily challenges that confront us in this earthly life.

When Jesus ascended to the right hand of the Father, He commissioned his followers to make disciples of all nations, but he did not leave them without help. Jesus poured out his Holy Spirit on Pentecost, granting his followers the power to be his witnesses throughout the world. This Sunday, we begin a new sermon series: The Spirit of God. We will explore ways that the Spirit’s work and influence in our lives give us the strength and wisdom to fulfill the Great Commission and persevere through the daily challenges that confront us in this earthly life.