What is your deepest longing? Psalm 132 reminds us that beneath every desire for peace, security, and belonging is a greater longing for the presence of God. Discover how Jesus fulfills that longing by bringing us into God's presence forever.

In a world filled with anxiety, distraction, and the pressure to achieve, where can we find true rest? Psalm 131 points us away from striving and toward the quiet confidence of a child resting in God's presence. This message explores how humility, communion with God, and hope in Christ transform the restless heart.

What do you do when you're stuck in the depths of spiritual discouragement, guilt, or despair? In Psalm 130, we discover that our hope isn't found in climbing out of the pit ourselves, but in a God who is merciful enough to meet us there.

Listen to see how the gospel teaches us to pray for God's mercy, stand in His forgiveness, wait with His promises, and hope in His steadfast love through Jesus Christ.

Why does the Lord allow affliction in the lives of his people? How does Jesus relate to us and help us in our affliction?

This sermon on Psalm 129 explores these questions and more as we continue our series through the Psalms of Ascent.

In this sermon on Psalm 128, Jesse Nelson helps us see the blessings that flow to those who fear the Lord and walk in His ways.

What if the key to a strong spiritual life isn't greater independence, but greater dependence on God? Listen to this sermon from Psalm 127 and discover the freedom of resting in the Lord's work and receiving his good gifts.

Joy and sorrow often walk side by side. In Psalm 126, we see how God teaches his people to rejoice without denying their tears by looking back with joyful remembrance and looking ahead with tearful expectation. Even in life's driest seasons, the Lord is faithful to bring renewal, and one day he will turn every tear into everlasting joy.

What do we do when it feels like we're surrounded by trouble, temptation, and uncertainty? In Psalm 125, we discovered that the deepest reality isn't that we're surrounded by danger, but that the Lord surrounds His people with security, protection, and peace.