Pastor Nate brings the message, "When God Hides Himself from You” from Psalm 10. The Psalms are filled with honest, heartfelt questions and emotions that plague us during hard times: “Why O LORD do you stand far away? Why do you hide yourself in times of trouble?” We might not ask those specific questions, but if our emotions were given a voice, they would be screaming those words loud and clear. In Psalm 10 David buoys us up with truth for when our hearts are filled with questions about the existence of God.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Praising and Pleading: The Peaks and Valleys of the Christian Life.” Psalm 9 is an accurate reflection of the Christian life. On one hand we praise God for defeating our enemy. On the other hand we plead with Him to go before us and defeat our enemy, that roaring lion. At first glance, this seems contradictory until you consider it in Biblical terms. What is unwaveringly true is that Christ will build His church and the gates of hell will not prevail against it. The battle rages but God will bring His people through it.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "God Is the Judge: It’s Going to Be Okay.” As we turn to Psalm 7, David is again facing perilous times. In his cry to the Lord, David finds encouragement in the truth that God is a Refuge and Judge. That’s an interesting pair to put together as you consider safety…and eternal justice. There is a lot of moral turbulence going on in this world, but God’s perspective, Christians are going to be okay…and in all reality, much better than “okay.”

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Dark Hours of God’s Good Discipline:” from Psalm 6. As a father loves his child and provides discipline when needed, so God loves us, His children, and brings discipline into our lives. In Psalm 6 David is experiencing such a time in his life and pleads with God to bring it to an end. It is a penitential psalm that will help us understand God and place our hope in Him.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "Deliverance from Deception" from Psalm 5. For the next few weeks we will be studying various Psalms. They are filled with personal emotions that teach us how to express our hearts to God. In Psalm 5 David pours out his heart to God as people spread lies that effect him deeply. We then find how God can be trusted when others are deceptive.

As we continue the theme of thanksgiving this Sunday, we see that God forgives our sins. Do you make a practice of confessing sin to God? Throughout Psalm 32 David expresses a joy in knowing that his transgressions against God can be forgiven and the steadfast love of God can be known personally in his life.

The message is, "God is my Keeper" from Psalm 121. God's people can and should always have reasons to be thankful. With Thanksgiving upon us, we are looking at Psalm 121 which God presents Himself as a "keeper" of His people.

This message is from Psalm 84. What do you want? What do you want to lay hold of in life? For the Christian, there is an ocean of peace and satisfaction to enjoy when we want what God gives: Himself. Kind of makes you have pity for a lost world that will never know the peace of God through Jesus Christ.

The message is taken from Psalm 99. You’ve heard it said by some, “I can’t accept the God of the Old Testament. He is too harsh and wrathful for me.” For the next few weeks we will look at several attributes of God beginning with His holiness. We will see a picture of God who came to us in Jesus and is consistent yesterday, today, and forever.

This message is from Psalm 28. How has your time of prayer been lately? King David was no stranger to prayer. He found himself in desperate situations, life-threatening situations, many times. In Psalm 28 we see that God settled his heart…through prayer.

"Depression Moving Forward" from Psalm 77.

Finding Confidence in God from Psalm 27.