Sermons

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.

Psalm 27 is a well-known psalm attributed to King David, and it expresses his trust in God’s protection and deliverance. It beautifully captures the theme of finding strength and solace in God’s presence amidst the trials and challenges of life.

Psalm 56 is a powerful expression of trust and confidence… read more

Overview Psalm 3 is indeed a powerful passage that reminds… read more

Stan Welch reads from Matthew 6:5-15 to see this big idea: It is essential for every child of God to have a growing dependence upon Him in prayer because of who He is and because of our own weakness.

Robert Sidlo takes us through the Word to show how the Gospel that saved us, continues to transform us as we allow it to direct, guide, and influence all we think, say, and do. The Gospel is our greatest treasure in life, and it shows us how we are to live as Christ’s ambassadors among those who are spiritually dead around us.

Overview Today we look at a cross-reference text while reading… read more

Pastor York uses Sarai and Hagar Genesis 16 to show this big idea: When we try to assist God in fulfilling His promises, things get complicated, but God’s grace is deeper than we could ever imagine.

We continue in our sermon series as Pastor Dave reads Genesis 15 to show this big idea: God has promised to fulfill His promises and has proven this by the covenant of grace.