Do me a favor and please read Psalm 98. Psalm 98 is a psalm of joy and praise. It’s a psalm that encourages not only the believer to praise, worship, and sing to the Lord but one that encourages all of creation to join in. We have beautiful descriptive words where the seas resound, the rivers “clap” their hands, and the mountains sing together (vs … Continue reading Psalm 98: A Psalm of Hopeful Joy
This podcast dives into Psalm 2 – a coronation psalm that was used as a warning and hope to the kings of Ancient Israel – but let us not allow that warning to fall upon deaf ears! There is joy here…so let us realize where real joy is found and then seek it! Continue reading Psalm 2: Finding Joy
Psalm 97 is a psalm that is here to instruct, proclaim, and give hope. It’s a psalm that was meant to help the people of God as they walked with him and walked in this world. Continue reading Psalm 97: A Psalm of Instruction
Today’s podcast comes to us from Paul’s letter to the church in Rome. It’s a letter that calls the believers to live as “kingdom of heaven” dwellers and not “society dwellers.” Continue reading Rom 12:9-21 The Act of Loving
Psalm 96 is a beautiful challenge for those of us who might be stuck in the mundane of normalcy. But it’s also a great challenge and reminder for the rest of you in your everydayness of everyday. Continue reading Psalm 96: Singing A NEW Song
What does it mean to have “fear” as part of your worship of God? To many people, yours truly included, “fear” and “worship” just don’t seem to go together. But should they? Psalm 95 encourages us to find space for that. Continue reading Psalm 95: A Psalm of “Fearing” the Lord
Our sermon today comes to us as a prayer from Paul that is a prayer for us, the Church, as well. It’s a prayer of understanding, hope, and execution. And at its core is not only love but the love of Christ. Continue reading Ephesians 3:14-21: The Truth About Love
