Join Jason as he looks at the salvation and forgiveness we find in Jesus shown in Psalms 49-51.
We crave freedom, but Bob Dylan was right when he sang, “You Gotta Serve Somebody.” No matter how strong that craving, we’ll find ourselves serving either righteousness or unrighteousness.
When life feels unpredictable, we reach for security blankets of money, health, and plans that promise safety. Jesus opens the Sermon on the Mount by telling us we’re seeking security in the wrong places: Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
Most of us have never gone without a meal, yet Jesus in Matthew 5:6 calls us to feel that ravenous, stomach-aching hunger—not for food, but for righteousness. Do we feel that craving?
Join Pastor Tim as he looks for the source of our hope even when times are troubled in Psalms 52-54.
Join Melanie as we turn to our next three Psalms (55-57) and reflect on how they turn us towards our true hope even in the face of painful circumstances.
Join Jim as we turn to our next three Psalms (58-60) and reflect on our true hope found alone in Jesus.
Where do we place our hope? How do we think of those who would seem to have the upper hand as they do things displeasing to God? Let’s turn with Pastor Tim to the next three Psalms, Ps. 61-63, to find out!
Uncertain times are a perfect time to turn to our latest Psalms — 64, 65 and 66 — which remind us of a God who is righteous, in control and faithful.
Jim Krenning takes us through the next Psalms — 67-69 — and what we find out about our God and His calling for us in them.