Austin looks at Psalm 51 for the last time this year focusing on the two attitudes in our world: “I want to be like God” and “I want to be God.”

As our church celebrates its homecoming and grandparents day, Austin talks about events in the Bible that also gained recognition of commemorating milestones from Genesis 12:1-3.

Psalm 51:14-15

Austin compares the religious leaders in John 5 to the Greek mythology story about the character Narcissist. He shows us how easily we, too, might slip into the temptation of looking at ourselves too long and miss the fact that we are standing in the presence of Greatness.

This morning, Austin makes us aware of this time that we have to be in the presence of greatness as we approach the throne together of the Most High God.

This morning, Austin discusses 4 “mits” that help your walk with Christ: admit, submit, commit, and transmit.

Austin continues with Psalm 51 as the theme text for the first Sunday of the month. This morning, we look at Psalm 51:10 as Austin leads us through asking God to create a new spirit within us.

This morning, Austin looks at some spiritual speed bumps from Hebrews 2-5.

It’s the first Sunday of the month, which means Austin is diving into Psalm 51. This week he talks about verses 13 and 14 as David asks to help lead those who are in need of saving.

As many of us get ready to go back to school, Austin gives us a preview of class by reminding us of lessons from the Greatest Teacher, and arguably the greatest lesson, of all time: the Beatitudes from Matthew 5-7.