Topic: Lament

The sermon explains Psalm 139 as four stanzas: God knows me, God is with me, God made me, and God will fulfill his purpose for me. It connects the Psalms… read more

The sermon explains Psalm 100 as two cycles of call-to-praise and cause-for-praise, urging exuberant, corporate thanksgiving grounded in the truth “know that the Lord is God” and “the Lord is… read more

The sermon presents Psalm 13 as a three-step lament: honest complaint, urgent cry for rescue, then renewed trust. The sermon urges bringing real pain to God asking him to see… read more

The sermon presents Psalm 8 as the first hymn of praise, unfolding the majesty of God’s name across three linked themes—God’s glory in creation, God’s grace in salvation and God’s… read more

The sermon presents Psalm 1 as the gateway to the Psalms framing life as two distinct ways—the righteous, rooted by delighting in and meditating on God’s law, bearing fruit, flourishing,… read more

The sermon presents the Psalms as a Christ-centered way of life that shapes prayer, worship, and knowing God personally; it calls believers to pray, memorize, and live the Psalms—delighting in… read more

Psalm 126 is sung as the community travelled to a celebration so they would not forget the people in their midst that are in a season of lament. In difficult… read more

There will be times in our life when we feel disconnected from God. We can learn to lament during the feeling of His absence, telling Him our complaints, asking for… read more

David writes that he feels abandoned by God in Psalm 13. He pours himself out to God, bringing his real emotions to a real God. Prayer makes our hearts change… read more