We can glorify God in the midst of trials.

Christians rejoice in God because He has revealed Himself, invited us in and will keep every promise in Jesus.

God's holiness in His power, authority, justice and mercy should lead us to worship Him in Spirit and in truth.

God's holiness in His power, authority, justice and mercy should lead us to worship Him in Spirit and in truth.

All creation rejoices in the righteous rule of the Lord.

Your whole self should join the whole of creation in worship of the coming King.

The sermon, “God With Us” was from Psalm 48:1-14.

The sermon, “Rejoice the Lord is King” was from Psalm 47:1-9.

The sermon, “A Very Present Help in Trouble “ was from Psalm 46:1-11.

The sermon, “How Lovely is God's Anointed King” was from Psalm 45:1-17.

The sermon, “When Faith and Reality Do Not Line Up” was from Psalm 44:1-26.

The sermon, “Put Your Hope in God” was from Psalm 42:1-43:5.

The sermon, “Hope for the Helpless” was from Psalm 41:1-13.

The sermon, “A Song of Praise in the Midst of Grief” was from Psalm 40:1-17.

The sermon, “Make Me Know My End!” was from Psalm 39:1-13.

The sermon, “A Desperate Plea for God's Forgiveness” was from Psalm 38:1-22.

The sermon, “The Work of the Christian” was from Genesis 1:26-28, Psalm 111:2 -4,9, Ephesians 2:10.

The sermon, “A God-Father for the Fathers and the Fatherless” was from Psalm 103.

The sermon, “How Long, O Lord” was from Psalm 13:1-6.

The sermon, “The King of Turnarounds” was from Psalm 118:1-29.