Here are the latest sermons from the Summer Psalms series:
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The latest sermon in the Summer Psalms series is up: “How to Be Mad at God” (Psalm 89).
What happens when situations and events frustrate us, upset us, or just plain make us mad? How do we proceed in our relationship with God?
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The latest sermon in the Summer Psalms series is up: “Praying for Revival” (Psalm 85).
What is revival? How do we pray for revival? When do we pray for revival?
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The latest sermon in the Summer Psalms series is up: “Anatomy of Sin and Repentance” (Psalm 51).
Sin is worse than you think, and repentance is more powerful than you imagine.
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The latest sermon in the Summer Psalms series is up: “What Shall Depressed Christians Do?” (Psalm 42)
Do Christians get depressed? Why? What should they do about it? Listen to the psalmist walk us through the steps of dealing with depression.
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The latest sermon in the Summer Psalms series is up: “With Christ in the School of Suffering” (Psalm 40:1-3).
Do Christians suffer? Why? What do we do when suffering hits?
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The latest sermon in the Summer Psalms series is up: “The Lord Is My Shepherd” (Psalm 23).
What is the source of your confidence in life? Or, do you lack any sort of confidence, being filled constantly worry, anxiety, and fear? King David points us in the direction of real confidence and how to get it.
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The latest sermon in the Summer Psalms series is up: “He Speaks to Me Everywhere” (Psalm 19).
God has left galactic, microscopic, and perfect billboards advertising His glory and His redemption: are you listening?
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The latest sermon in the Summer Psalms series is up: “Memorial Day Resolutions” (Psalm 9).
Praise, Remembrance, Plead, and Hope: resolved, to make my summer one filled with these, and to do whatsoever it takes to promote them in my life.
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Here is the preaching schedule for the summer (Lord willing):
May 23, 2010: Psalm 1
May 30, 2010: Psalm 9
June 6, 2010: Psalm 19
June 13, 2010: Psalm 23
June 20, 2010: Psalm 40
June 27, 2010: Psalm 42
July 4, 2010: Psalm 51
July 11, 2010: Psalm 85
July 18, 2010: Psalm 89
July 25, 2010: Psalm 90
August 1, 2010: Psalm 117
August 8, 2010: Psalm 119
August 15, 2010: Psalm 127
August 22, 2010: Psalm 138
August 29, 2010: Psalm 146
September 5, 2010: Psalm 150
