What is life really about? In this powerful and thought-provoking message, Pastor Luke Taylor invites us to reflect on life’s brevity, eternity’s certainty, and what truly matters in between. Drawing from Psalm 39:4–7, this sermon explores the fragile nature of life and the eternal hope found in Jesus Christ.

Whether you’re dedicating a child, making major life decisions, or facing hardship, this message calls us to live with an eternal perspective, build on a foundation that lasts, and invest in what truly matters.

🔑 Key topics in this sermon include:

- How short life really is (Psalm 39)

- Why eternity should shape our priorities

- Living for more than wealth, comfort, or plans

- How faith in Jesus gives life eternal meaning

- Encouragement for parents, believers, and seekers alike

- The gospel invitation: how to respond today

Whether you’re new to faith or have followed Jesus for years, this sermon offers both perspective and hope. Are you building your life on the eternal or the temporary?

Sunday evening - 10/08/25

Are you lying awake at 3 a.m., heart heavy, wondering if God has forgotten you? You're not alone—and Psalm 77 was written for moments exactly like that. In this powerful and deeply honest message, Pastor Luke Taylor unpacks Psalm 77, a psalm for those in despair, for those who feel like giving up, and for those whose prayers feel like they’re bouncing off the ceiling.

Through vivid storytelling, biblical insight, and raw reflection, Pastor Luke explores:

🔹 Why even worship leaders like Asaph battled despair

🔹 What to do when God feels silent

🔹 The difference between looking back in faith vs. looking back in frustration

🔹 How the cross reframes our pain

🔹 Three practical steps for surviving spiritual darkness: Pause. Remember. Declare.

This sermon walks through the emotional journey of Psalm 77—from sleepless nights and desperate cries, to remembering God's past faithfulness and proclaiming hope in the present. Drawing from the lives of Charles Spurgeon, C.S. Lewis, and the Exodus, Pastor Luke offers deep encouragement for those wrestling with depression, anxiety, spiritual silence, and unanswered prayers.

Whether you're in a season of doubt, grief, or nighttime worry, this message will remind you: You’re not the only one in the pit. But you don’t have to stay there.