The examined heart leads to a blessed life. This message is about repentance and transformation from the sin dilemma; the restoration of the Lord in us that sets us free. We take our cue from King David's lament in Psalm 51, "Create in me a clean heart..."

Psalm 91 is one of the most beautiful, majestic, and intimate Psalms for us to read and meditate on, because it speaks of God's sovereignty, his majesty, his protection, and it is prophetic.

This is perhaps the most beloved Psalm because in it, the poetry connects our need for relationship with the Lord directly to our dependence upon Jesus as the Good Shepherd, not just for our natural needs, but our soul needs, in all circumstances and situations; the Lord is my shepherd.

We begin a new sermon series called Walk This Way, a brief survey of selected Psalms that teach a man or woman of any age to walk in the presence of the Lord in blessedness, in wisdom, and in righteousness. This first Psalm is Psalm 1.

Our faith without works is dead according to the word of God. Outreach and Service is crucial for a Christian to put in to motion. Be moved for the Lord.

This message is for Christians who may have a difficult to sharing their faith. We take a moment to look the power we have for being a witness, that the mandate for making disciples is God's, but that we are simply commissioned to Go as witnesses.

Discipleship is followership. How well do we follow Jesus as confession Christians? This is the first message in a 4-part sermon series titled: Majoring on the Majors (M.O.T.M.). The Bible, then Prayer, Evangelism, and Outreach are the four Major discipleship principles every follow of Jesus needs to grasp and practice on a daily basis. Please follow along on this first message on The Bible.

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