Create in me a pure heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me. For any of us who have ever found ourselves guilty of a sin (so, everyone), this psalm hits hard. The Psalmist David wrote this song after the prophet Nathan helped him recognize his sinful ways. All of us from learn about confession from this psalm, as we read how David cries out to God in repentance, knowing he is forgiven and saved from his sins.

Sermon Text: Psalm 51

Preacher: Pastor Bill Limmer

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Opening Music: "My Name (Hello)" by Andrew Lynch

The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing. One of the top hits in the Psalms playlist, Psalm 23 is well-known but often misconstrued. We often hear this at funerals or see it on artwork, but we don’t really understand what the Psalmist David meant by it. We will take a deeper look at this psalm to understand how our Good Shepherd walks with us through thick and thin.

Sermon Text: Psalm 23

Preacher: Pastor Ben Sadler

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Opening Music: "My Name (Hello)" by Andrew Lynch

How long, Lord? Will you forget me forever? How long will you hide your face from me? This Psalm opens with a lament to God over difficulties. Like the Psalmist David, we sometimes feel forgotten by God. We wonder how long our suffering can go on. But, like David, when we go to God and study His Word in difficult times, we come to realize that we can trust in His unfailing love and remain sure of our salvation through Jesus.

Sermon Text: Psalm 13

Preacher: Pastor Bill Limmer

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Opening Music: "My Name (Hello)" by Andrew Lynch

Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth! Psalm 8 opens and closes with praise to the Creator of all things. The Psalmist examines God’s creation, from the Heavens to the Earth and all the beings in between. Through this, we come to marvel at how God created and cares for humankind. Although we don’t deserve it, God sets humans as rulers over land and animals, providing all things for His people.

Sermon Text: Psalm 8

Preacher: Pastor Forrest Bivens

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Opening Music: "My Name (Hello)" by Andrew Lynch

Blessed are all who take refuge in Him. The book of Psalms opens with instructions for how and why to read the Bible. Psalm 1 teaches us how to read God’s Word so it touches our hearts in a way that we grow closer to Him. This is followed by Psalm 2, which directs us in how to see our Savior throughout Scripture and in all parts of our lives. God uses these first two Psalms to direct our eyes and hearts to Him, our Heavenly Father.

Sermon Text: Psalms 1 & 2

Preacher: Pastor Bill Limmer

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Opening Music: "My Name (Hello)" by Andrew Lynch