In this Psalm David points out four ways that God meets our needs:

1. Protection.

2. Provision.

3. Satisfaction.

4. Light.

Pastor Zack uses this text to remind us that no matter what kind of enemy you are facing today or no matter how far from God you think you are, it’s never too much and it’s never too far. God is boundless and undeterred. He sees you, he knows you, and he loves you!

We all have things we want to be delivered from, and sometimes our deliverance from those things feels delayed. In this message from Psalm 35, Pastor Louis reminds us to keep fighting our battles by doing more kneeling in prayer while remembering the resurrection of Jesus guarantees that your eternal deliverance is coming.

In this message Pastor Alex gives us 4 ways to insure that we get the most out of a relationship and experience with God.

• Practice true humility by boasting in the Lord.
• Call out to God with your needs and recognize his hand in providing for them.
• Don’t sample the Goodness of God, fully savor it.
• Recognize that for all people, God is either a Gracious Savior or a Punishing Judge.

One of the reasons we often lose our joy, is because we often put our joy in unstable things. Your joy is only as stable as the things you’re putting your joy in. Today’s Psalm will teach us to put our joy in the only thing that’s always stable, which is God. In this message Pastor Louis points us to Jesus as the only one who lived, died, and rose again proving his joy is the only joy that’s eternal and stable. When you put your joy in him, your joy will be restored by him.

In Psalm 31 we learn David’s afflictions were able to shake him, but they weren’t able to break him. It’s because he anchored his life to God. The reality is afflictions will eventually come, and you need something to anchor your life to when they do come. Pastor Louis reminds us that the only firm foundation you can anchor your life to that isn’t shakable and breakable is God.

Zack Casey

In this message Pastor Zack points us to the blueprint David gives us for worship that we can follow for our own lives. We have to decide who we are going to worship and make a commitment to be all in, whether we’re on the mountaintop or down in the valley.

David reminds us of the importance of turning our eyes from the
challenges and difficulties of life and focusing on the greatness and awesomeness of God. In this message, our Elder Emmanuel Bellon reminds us that God is not in trouble; he’s not trying to figure out what to do; he’s not scared of the issues of life like you and me; he’s not confused; he’s not aloof, but he’s alive and actively involved in his creation. He never changes; he’s the same yesterday, today, and forever. Our God is an awesome God. Whatever your situation, whether you are a believer or skeptic, he wants to know and experience the awesomeness of God in your life.