Today Pastor Dustin Clegg walks us through Psalm 136 and we see that His faithful loves endures forever. 
1) Love Jesus for who He is.
2) Love Jesus for what He has done in creation.
3) Love Jesus for His deliverance.
4) Love Jesus for His sovereign protection and provision.
5) Love Jesus for His redemption.

Pastor Dustin Clegg poses 3 questions to guide our thoughts as we walk through Psalm 98:
1) Where do we find joy?
2) How is joy expressed?
3) What is the response to joy?

Applications:
1) Remember His salvation.
2) Draw near to Jesus.
3) Deny yourself & obey Him.

Today we look at Psalm 51 and Brother Dustin Clegg offers 4 observations from the text.
1) The peace of Jesus begins with honest confession. (Psalm 51:1-5)
2) We can have peace trusting that Jesus cleans us completely. (Psalm 51:6-12)
3) Allegiance to Jesus brought by His Spirit brings us peace. (Psalm 51:13-16)
4) Genuine worship flows from a peaceful tension of our own complete brokenness and our Savior's complete redemption. (Psalm 51:17)
Applications
1) Get real with the brokenness, ugly, hard, personal, and congregational sinners that we are.
2) Have peace in the truth that we are not rejected by Him when we are aware of the brokenness.

Pastor Dustin Clegg begins a new series today as we look at Psalm 130.

Finishing up the series, Your Kingdom Come, Your Will Be Done, we look at Daniel 6 and Pastor Dustin Clegg offers 3 observations and a couple of applications for us today.
(1) Envy and jealousy (which is rooted in pride) is extremely destructive in nature, especially in the Kingdom of God.
(2) When persecution comes nothing should change about who we are in Jesus.
(3) We must study passages like these observing principles instead of patterns.
How do we apply these observations?
(1) Kill jealousy quickly.
(2) Cry out to Jesus - - desperately begging for His Spirit to fill you in such a way that it is observable to others and only He gets credit.

Continuing with the series, Your Kingdom Come, Your Will Be Done and the study of the book of Daniel, Pastor Dustin Clegg points out things from the text that God uses to "weigh" us.
(1) What we do with what we know (Daniel 5:22).
(2) Motives of the heart (Daniel 5:22, Proverbs 16:2 and 21:2).
(3) Pride (Daniel 5:23).
(4) Reverence for the purposes of God (Daniel 5:23).
(5) Idolatry (Daniel 5:23). And
(6) Our awe of the person of God (Daniel 5:23).

Today we move along in the study of the book of Daniel and the series, Your Kingdom Come, Your Will Be Done, and as we look at chapter 4, Pastor Dustin Clegg presents 4 observations and applications from the text.

(1) All leaders are sovereignly established and sovereignly removed by the hand of The One True God.
          Application: Vote how Jesus tells you, leave your ballot in the box, then go serve Jesus.

(2) Acknowledgement and praise for The One True God does not equal submission to Him.
          Application: Be sure we aren't only giving lip service to Jesus but bowing our hearts in complete surrender to Him.

(3) When sharing Kingdom concepts with others, courage and compassion should exist equally in us.
          Application: Look in the mirror twice as much as we look out the window.

(4) Ironically pride makes us foolish and humility makes us wise.
          Application: Identify pride rising up as soon as possible and deal quickly and harshly with it.

We continue with our study of the book of Daniel and the series, Your Kingdom Come, Your Will Be Done, and we look at chapter 3 verses 1-30. Pastor Dustin Clegg has 3 observations from the text:
1) Believers will have pressure to conform into images that are not of God.
2) Pride is revealed when someone goes after our image. Humility is revealed when we do not feel the need to defend our image.
3) The image we should care about is that of the Biblical Jesus.

Main Point -
The world has no need to know who we are, but they are bleeding to know the One who bled for them.

Today Dr. Larry Pillow with We Can Ministries spoke and had several recipients of the ministry speak. 
With a painful past as a son of an alcoholic and the father of a son who died of an overdose, Dr. Larry Pillow, a retirement-aged minister, was energized by finding and fulfilling his God-given purpose: helping those struggling with addiction. 

After founding The Renewal Ranch, a successful transformation ministry in Conway, AR. Dr. Pillow assisted in establishing several other Christ-centered recovery ministries in both Arkansas and Ohio. As the calls for help increased it quickly became apparent that those called by God to start Christ-centered recovery centers could benefit from the experience of those who have already done it. And so, WeCan was born. 

Dr. Pillow and WeCan continue to answer God's calling to love one another as Christ has loved us.

Dr. Pillow was instrumental in assisting The Bridge Church to start The Harbor, a Men's Recovery Ministry.

https://www.wecanmin.org