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What good is faith in God when life rewards the ungodly?  In this message from Psalm 73 entitled Crumbling Faith, Pastor Philip Miller explores that question and the eternal reward of faithfulness

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Regardless of the mistakes we make or the guilt and shame that render us powerless, God's steadfast love is exactly what our broken souls need.  Pastor Philip Miller's message from Psalm 51 entitled Shameless  is food for the weary.  Take a listen.

Have you been there...when Chaos Strikes?  Pastor Philip Miller's message from Psalm 46 explains that even in a world of chaos, when everything seems shaken, there's always a firm place to stand.  God alone is our Safety.  He is our true Refuge.  He is our Strength, our Shield, our Help, and our Deliverer.

The Soul's Dark Night is a message from Pastor Philip Miller on Psalm 42.  In life, discouragement, despair, and depression are realities all of us face on some level.  Even in our darkest hours, God wants our hearts.  This is an inspiring message that looks to God in the face of anguish and hurt.

Who do you turn to when you're overwhelmed, stressed out, everything's falling apart, and nothing feels safe?  In this message from Psalm 40 entitled Overwhelmed...Yet Waiting, Pastor Philip Miller draws our attention to God, the One we should always turn to.  God holds all of us close and even when we're overwhelmed and stressed, He is working for our good.  He cares about every detail of our lives.  God is always enough. 

Life is full of difficulties, pain, and low points.  But one thing is certain in those times.  God is always with us.  Worship in the Valley is a message from Psalm 23.  Pastor Mike Cathey reveals the hope in knowing that no matter what we're going through, no matter what life throws at us, we are never alone.

Abandoned and Alone  is a message from Psalm 22.  Pastor Philip Miller takes us through a passage David wrote in the Old Testament.  It's a message confirming Jesus will never leave us nor forsake us.  It's a message of hope during our darkest times.