Overview Psalm 20 is a psalm of David, and it’s a prayer for victory. The psalm emphasizes trust in God rather than human means (like chariots and horses). The trust in God over human strength and the hope for divine assistance are vital themes in this psalm and for our lives.
Psalm 102 acknowledges the fleeting and fragile nature of human existence but finds comfort and hope in the eternal nature of God. The psalmist’s distress leads them to cry out to God, who remains constant amidst the temporal challenges of life. Ultimately, the psalm points to a future restoration and a renewed hope in God’s enduring faithfulness.
In this psalm, we see the psalmist grappling with the tension between their faith in God’s past faithfulness and their present experience of defeat and suffering. It highlights the reality that there are times in history and in individual lives when it may seem as though God is distant or not actively intervening on behalf of His people.
The big idea of this psalm is that there are times in history and in life when it seems like God is not helping His people. In times like these, faithfulness to God doesn’t always bring worldly achievement, but it is successful in the eyes of God.
Today we read Genesis 6:9-8:22 to see how the righteous are saved from God’s judgment by faith, obey God, and worship Him. The unrighteous will be judged by God.
Pastor Dave York kicks off a brand new sermon series called Prophets in Exile. Today we look at the Book of Hosea.
Pastor Dave York uses 1 Timothy 6:11-21 to show that the fight of faith is confessing Christ, pursuing Christ, and living like Christ through the power of Christ.
Dan Reeves helps us see the big idea of John 1:35-39. Eternal life is more than living forever, it is the fullness of life in union with God, through Christ that goes on forever. And the degree to which we possess and experience that, today, in THIS LIFE, hangs heavily on one question: What do you seek?
Pastor Dave Ruble walks us through Romans 8:31-39 to show that Christ can never separate His love for those who declare Him as Savior and King!
Pastor Dave York continues the sermon series with reading from 1 Peter 1:3-9. Here he will direct us seeing this big idea: Because we’re children of God, God uses the furnace of this life to prepare us for the next.
Pastor Dave York continues in our “Children of God” sermon series. Today, he gives a message on 2 Corinthians 5:14-21 while discussing this big idea: because we’re God’s children, we are called and empowered by God to represent Him in this world.
Bruce Wells gives a message on Psalm 145:17-21.
Pastor Dave York gives a message 1 Corinthians 5-7.
Tami Ruble gives a message on how to discipline your mind by having a heart of gratitude.
Pastor Dave York gives a message on Ephesians 6 while discussing how God has given us the weapons we need to fight the ways of the world by providing us with “armor” through Christ.
Pastor Dave York gives a message on how God will and continuously cares for us.
Perry Sorensen gives a message on Psalm 121.
Dan Reeves gives us a message on Psalm 37.
Dave Ruble gives a message on Romans 8:26-30.
Pastor Dave York gives a message on Esther 7:1-9:19.
Pastor David York gives a message on Esther 5:1-14.
Dave Quilla gives a message on James 1:2-4.
Dave York gives a message on Mt. 21:18-22.
Dave York gives a message on Romans 3:20-28, 4:5.
At the Life Together Conference, we set our compass to navigate five cornerstones of our faith:
God Initiated and Exalting – Spotlighting God as the author and finisher of our faith.
Scripture Governed and Fueled – Rooting our gatherings in the unchanging truth of God’s Word.
Gospel Centered and Driven – Elevating the Gospel that binds our hearts in unity.
Spirit Enabled and Empowered – Moving under the powerful wings of the Holy Spirit.
Church Aware and Prioritized – Putting the church’s mission and well-being at the helm.
