What is “good and pleasant” to you? For David it was God’s people living together in unity. Has that been your experience in church, or maybe something you’ve longed for but not found? Psalm 133 paints a vivid picture of community as a gift from God, yet we know that getting along isn’t easy. Still, it’s essential for followers of Jesus, and the stakes are high. What if it changes everything?

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Life involves a lot of waiting, and Psalm 132 shows why God can be trusted in every season. This message walks through the history behind the psalm—from David’s desire to build a house for God, to the ark being captured and brought home, to God’s promise of a King who would reign forever. All of it leads to Jesus, the true Son of David, and points ahead to the day He will return just as Scripture says.

If you need a reminder of God’s steady faithfulness, this psalm offers it. It calls us to stay close to Christ, share Him with others, and live with hope as we look for His return.

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Guest Pastor, Drew Witt, walks through Psalm 131 as a psalm of quiet trust. He shows how it cuts away selfish ambition, exposes the things we use to soothe a restless heart, and leads us toward steady hope in the Lord. With Luke 14, Luke 12, and Philippians 2, he explains the difference between ambition and godly aspiration and points us to Jesus, who chose the lower place for us.

The message closes with two simple prayers—the Jesus Prayer and the Litany of Humility—to help shape daily dependence on Christ.

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