When life hits you hard, do you find it easier to complain or give thanks? How can we give thanks no matter what we face? Join us as we tackle this tough question and learn how God's love sustains us through it all.

Who do you run to when life feels as though trouble is on every side? Where do we seek protection and comfort? Join us as we see God, our refuge, working for His glory and our good in our lives.

Has your soul ever felt overwhelmed? Who do you turn to when life overwhelms you? God is the source of our hope, but at times it can feel as though He is hard to find. Thankfully, we have His Spirit to lead us to His place of refuge amid life's chaos.

Have you ever felt like your soul was longing for something and nothing you tried could satisfy it? That is the question we are tackling today as we study Psalm 42 and learn to place our hope in the One who satisfies our soul.

The Summer of Psalms is all about the hope of abiding in Christ. Psalm 34 is a powerful reminder of the Lord's power, presence, provision, and protection in the midst of the most difficult situations. Be encouraged by God's Word as you learn how to see God at work in your life.

The Bible is full of shepherding imagery that we often get lost in because shepherds are uncommon in our culture. Join us as we explore what may be the most famous of all the psalms, Psalm23, and learn how we can abide in the care of the Good Shepherd.

The Psalms are a collection of prayers, praises, and petitions from the people of God to the heart of God. Today we examine a psalm focused on God's Word. How do you see God's Word? Is it valuable, trustworthy, relevant, and true, or do you see it as outdated and hard to understand? Join us as we examine Psalm 19 and learn how our view of God's word makes all the difference.

We are kicking off a brand new series, Summer of Psalms. We will be studying a different psalm each week as we continue our theme for 2026, Christ in you, the hope of glory. What better place to start than Psalm 1, as we learn what it means to live a truly blessed life.