A Matter of the Heart
September 27, 2026
Louis Bridgman opens a seven-week series on whole-life worship by exploring the Hebrew idea of the heart, or lev, through David's cry from the Judean desert in Psalm 63:1-8. He traces three turns of the heart: it longs for God, it remembers God's power and judges His love better than life, and it receives the satisfaction and help that only God gives, answering with praise. The message points every thirsty heart to Jesus as the bread of life and invites listeners to take their heart's pulse each morning and evening to notice where their desire is aimed.
Hijacked by Desire
October 11, 2026
Huberson Tape explores the relationship between desire and worship in Genesis 3, teaching that our capacity to desire was created by God as a good gift that has been hijacked by sin. He shows how the serpent enticed Eve beyond the one boundary God had set, and how desire satisfied outside God’s limits brings shame and death, yet God still responds in mercy by seeking Adam and covering their shame. He closes by calling listeners to worship God with their desires through thanksgiving, pursuing them in God’s way, and submitting misaligned desires to the Spirit.
God’s Loyal Love
October 18, 2026
Louis Bridgman preaches from Exodus 34:1-9, where God renews the broken covenant after the golden calf and reveals His name to Moses as compassionate, gracious, and abounding in loyal love. He shows how this loyal love restores the unfaithful, displays God’s glory most fully in Jesus Christ, and invites a response of worship.
When the Church Bows Together
October 25, 2026
Andrew Dawson explores Psalm 95 as a call for a rescued people to gather and worship their creator. He follows the psalm’s three movements: joyful acclamation of the great King above all gods, whose signature is on every height and depth of creation; the deep bow before our Maker, who is also our Shepherd and holds us in his hand; and the call to hear his voice today, where hearing and obeying are one act and a heart that keeps putting God off slowly hardens. He closes by showing how worshipping together strengthens our faith, guards us against hardening, and breaks down our divisions before one King.