Topic: Worship

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

During His time in the desert, the Devil tempts Jesus by showing Him there are other easier, faster, and less painful ways to achieve God’s plan. But this path was… read more

The Israelites were joyful when they went to the House of the Lord in Jerusalem. Today God’s house is the church (the gathering of the body of Christ – not… read more

The Tabernacle was a set apart place where God came down from heaven to meet with His people on earth. Understanding the importance of Tabernacle helps us to see why… read more

The people of God were rebellious and wanted to go back to their old ways when they believed a lie. This is our story as well, we are prone to… read more