The Psalms are life-changing commentaries on the real world.  David experienced a wide range of emotions, and these psalms document them. 

Through David we are taught, edified, blessed, uplifted, and comforted by what he experienced. 

This Sunday, 5 Promises For Those Who Help The Weak (Psalm 41). 

Not many generations ago, man believed the earth was the center of the universe.  All of the planets were thought to be in orbit of the earth. 

Now, of course, modern astronomy has shown this belief is in error.  Man wants to believe everything evolves around himself. We want to be at the center of what is happening. 

In spiritual terms, we like emphasizing what God can do for us, rather than dwelling on our duty toward Him. 

This Sunday our message will be Psalm 95 and the role of worship from God’s perspective. 

How many friends do you have?  Are you counting the ones on Facebook? 

We live in a time when we deeply desire closer, intimate relationship, but the truth is, we are struggling with true community. 

It seems like it is harder to connect today. 

This Sunday, The Progression Of Our Friendship With God from Psalm 139. 

This is a psalm we all can tuck away into our hearts.

This Sunday we look at Psalm 1 and I Want To Be A Blessing.

Psalm 1 teaches a deep truth.  It’s not so much about being blessed as it is being a blessing. 

How do we know when we’ve learned this truth. 

As we unpack this psalm, David reveals the answer and provides three words that point us in the right direction.

How can we, when guilty of so much sin, enter into the blessing of God? 

This Sunday, we will address this question in the message, Stop Grieving The Father And Start Loving The Son, a message of hope and redemption.