The Two Roads of Life
July 20, 2025
Joash John contrasts the two paths outlined by Psalm 1. There's the way of the righteous, rooted like a fruitful tree by streams of water, and the way of the wicked, like weightless chaff blown away. He urges hearers to examine which road they are on, turn from hollow pursuits, and delight in God’s Word, finding stability, fruitfulness, and life in Christ.
The Skies and the Scriptures
July 27, 2025
Bolaji Jegede unpacks how God reveals Himself through creation and the human soul in Psalm 19. He emphasizes how the heavens declare God's glory, how His Word transforms and guides, and how true understanding comes through self-examination and alignment with God’s will. This message calls believers to delight in God’s Word and live in continual renewal of heart and mind
The Shepherd We Can Always Trust
August 3, 2025
Doug Virgint exposits Psalm 23 and its description of God as a loving shepherd, faithful companion, and gracious host, emphasizing His provision, presence, and protection through every season of life. He highlights how the psalm assures believers of sufficiency, courage in trials, and the promise of eternal communion with the Lord, contrasting true biblical trust with prosperity teachings.
The Forgiveness of Sin
August 10, 2025
Huberson Tape explores the joy of forgiveness and the necessity of confessing sin before God. Using David’s life and the imagery of transgression, iniquity, and sin in Psalm 32, he emphasizes how unconfessed sin brings guilt and harm, but sincere confession leads to immediate, total, and joyful pardon through God’s grace in Christ.
Discouragement: A Cause and A Solution
August 17, 2025
Nathaniel Nurse investigates the struggle of envying the prosperity of the wicked and doubting God’s justice, as evidenced in Psalm 73. He encourages believers to bring their doubts and pain before God, trusting that His presence is enough to sustain them.
Under His Wings - Sovereign Security
August 24, 2025
Nick Azzuolo shares God's promise of protection and presence in Psalm 91 for those who choose to dwell in His shelter, not as visitors but as permanent residents. Drawing from personal stories, biblical examples, and the psalm’s structure, he emphasizes that God’s refuge is both deeply personal and powerfully sustaining, even through suffering and uncertainty.
God’s Great Love for His People
August 31, 2025
Louis Bridgman explores humanity’s deepest need to be unconditionally loved. Through David’s testimony and the sweeping vision of Psalm 103, we see God’s steadfast love as healing, merciful, liberating, compassionate, and loyal, ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ. The message invites us to remember God’s faithful love in our own lives and respond with worship and gratitude