It’s (mostly, sort of) All About God

What does God want to see and hear when we worship?

God Is Speaking to You

Join us as Pastor Tim Hawks continues on our sermon series on the book of Psalms. This week we look at three ways that God speaks to us in our daily lives.

Restrict or Bless

Does God really know everything we see, think and do? If He does, do we view that as a good or a bad thing? We’ll explore the tension between wanting to be fully known and wanting to keep our inner selves hidden from God.

Your Psalm

Psalm 51 could have been written by any one of us; King David certainly didn’t have a monopoly on sin. This Psalm gives us hope for being transformed through the process of confession, repentance and restoration.

Dealing with Our Enemies

In Psalm 109, David pleads with God to take revenge on David's enemies. What are the enemies we face today, and how should we deal with them in light of the biblical command to "love your enemy?"

Get A Life

Psalm 1 says the "blessed" man delights in God's law and as a result, enjoys God's presence and involvement in his life. See how you can experience this kind of blessed life.

“Taste Testing” God?

Are you staying thirsty for God? Don’t be satisfied with the “taste test;” drink in the full wonders of an intimate relationship with God.

Your Safe House

Psalm 91 expresses complete confidence in a trustworthy God. What do you trust in for your protection and security?

Blessed to Be a Blessing

The final message in our Psalms series focuses us on God’s heart for the nations. Psalm 67 shows us how the blessings we enjoy are meant to benefit and bless the nations of our world.

“I will make you…”

With four small words, Jesus promised He would make us life-changers for Him if we are willing to accept the call. Are you ready to be part of the adventure?