What does a faithful response to difficult times look like? What or who do we turn to when we feel personally attacked or threatened? Psalm 62 shows us that only God is a trustworthy refuge in troubled times. How is this Psalm fulfilled by Christ and how does David's contemplation instruct us today as we read it?
What do you fear in your life? Or better yet, who do you fear? It can be so easy for us to live life accepting that fear is an integral part of our day to day lives, but the Bible offers a different approach. This Sunday we will go through Psalm 27 and understand the truth that we can live lives without fear by putting our confidence and trust in God and His will, even when we face attacks by our enemies.
God's original design for authority is good, but it's so often abused. So how do we exercise our authority justly in the midst of a fallen world where so many are oppressed? This great royal Psalm from David and Solomon will give us practical instruction, and real hope!
This series is based loosely on the book, Authority by Jonathan Leeman.
This Sunday, we have the joy to hear God's word preached by Pastor Mike Brooks, Associate Pastor of Hope Fellowship Church in Cambridge. Mike and his wife, Paige, are from Georgia and moved to the Boston area from Kansas City in the Spring of 2022. They love all things New England and Boston, and are involved as foster parents and fostering advocates here in Boston.
What do you do when your beliefs are seemingly contradicted by your circumstances? Do you question your beliefs? Ignore or minimize your circumstances? Bro. Daniel Mboweni preaches to us from Psalm 73, which asks—and answers—this very question.
We have the privilege to welcome Pastor Shawn Woo, Lead Pastor of Trinity Church Cambridge, to preach from Psalm 46. How fitting that in a time when COVID-19 continues to impact our lives and a storm descends upon our region, the Lord would offer us this famous Psalmthat describes our God as our mighty fortress in times of trouble.
We'll begin the New Year with a short sermon series on the subject of death. This isn't your typical optimistic New Year's theme, but the truth is, the reality of death gives us perspective on life. And God's word has a ton to say about this! My hope for you is that we will enter this new year prepared to die and, therefore, prepared to live.
How are you sleeping? Stress or worry often press in on us most intensely when we lay down to sleep. As we enter week 11 of sheltering in the Psalms together, Psalm 4 will show us how we can sleep in peace.
