As we close our Psalms of Summer series, we look at Psalm 23. It's all about life with God.

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What brings you joy? How can we grow in joy? It all comes down to what matters most in life. If you need more joy in life, it begins with growing closer to God, the ultimate source of all good things and the one whose presence is all we need.

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Can we be honest with God about our negative emotions? How can worship be part of the healing process when we are in seasons of depression, anxiety, or spiritual wilderness? What role does our own self-talk play in our relationship with God? We take a look at these questions and more this week as we think through Psalms 42-43.

In this week's message, we focus on Psalm 34. It's a beautiful song of praise that emphasizes God's goodness and his salvation for those who seek him.

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Confession is easy to talk about, harder to put into practice. This week we look at the framework for confession in Psalm 51 which David wrote after being called out for his sin again Bathsheba and Uriah.

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Continuing our series "Psalms of Summer," this week we take a look at Psalm 139. We discover some core truths about ourselves and our relationship to God. And we will see how true worship requires vulnerability, honesty, and openness about ourselves.

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This week we take a look at Psalm 46, which invites us to meditate on God's Protection, Promise, and Peace.

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This week we take an in depth look at Psalm 8. The author marvels at both the wonders of Creation and the fact that the Creator of it all cares so much for us. We will see Five Impossible Things which this Psalm calls us to believe.

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Josh Elliott, our youth pastor, kicks off our summer sermon series, "Psalms of Summer." For this opening week we'll focus on Psalm 1, an introductory

Psalm to the whole book. We'll see what Psalm 1 can tell us about life, worship, and Jesus.

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Psalm 1, by Poor Bishop Hooper // https://youtu.be/FVy6M1gWNmo

As we conclude the series "Made for Each Other," we take a look at the command to carry one another's burdens. In this sermon we take an honest look at the prevalence of domestic violence and abuse in our county. We also see how we as a church can help be part of the solution.

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For sermon notes and source links: https://my.bible.com/events/49084042