This is a Psalm that David wrote after God delivered him from Saul and his other enemies. We will learn in tonight‘s message that there are truths of God we can know from reading the scriptures, and then there are deeper truths We can only know through experience. David wrote this Psalm out of deep experience with the Lord that resulted in heartfelt worship and thanks to The Lord.

This is a Psalm that David wrote after God delivered him from Saul and his other enemies. We will learn in tonight‘s message that there are truths of God we can know from reading the scriptures, and then there are deeper truths We can only know through experience. David wrote this Psalm out of deep experience with the Lord that resulted in heartfelt worship and thanks to The Lord.

Psalm 20 was a prayer for the king before the battle. Psalm 21 is a celebration of the victory. God brought. Psalm 21 reminds us not just to pray when we need something from The Lord, but how important is it that we also take time to give thanks and praise for what he has done.

In this beloved Psalm that we are covering tonight, we will learn about the great Shepherd. As David declares the Lord is his Shepherd and shares many of the blessings and benefits of being under the leadership of such a loving, gracious and powerful Shepherd. I hope that we will all be encouraged tonight to come under His leadership as we look at the great Shepherd of Psalm 23

In this Psalm, we will see the importance of connection with The Lord. The Psalmist cries out to the Lord, asking to be Heard and later he shares that he is confident in the Lord because he knows God hears him. What a privilege it is to be heard by God. May this Psalm bring us the same confidence and peace that it brought David.

In this message, we will see Hezekiah, when confronted with his own death, cries out to the Lord in prayer for healing. We will learn about the power of prayer, God‘s will versus our will, and we will be reminded that with a God as big as ours we should not be afraid to pray big prayers. I pray that all of our faith will be strengthened through this message.

In this message we will be challenged to consider how we respond to the truth. We see a wicked king who not only hates those who speak the truth, but has surrounded himself with those who say what he wants to hear. Hopefully, we will come to see the value of the truth and those who speak the truth, even when it is not favorable.

In this message we will be challenged to consider how we respond to the truth. We see a wicked king who not only hates those who speak the truth, but has surrounded himself with those who say what he wants to hear. Hopefully, we will come to see the value of the truth and those who speak the truth, even when it is not favorable.

In this message, we will hear a discourse on wisdom from Job. He will ask and ponder the question : “Where can we find wisdom?”

2 Corinthians 8:8-24 (The Grace of Giving pt.2)