In this sermon, Andrew Davies looks at Psalm 1, which presents two contrasting ways to live, the consequences of each path, and the final outcome for those who choose them. The person who delights in God's word is like a tree planted by streams of living water. In contrast, the wicked are pictured as chaff that the wind drives away. Psalm 1 sets before us two paths, two kinds of lives, and two very different ends, calling us to consider which way we are walking and where that way will ultimately lead. Listen and be challenged to consider which way you are living.

In this sermon, Pastor Justin Gottlieb walks through Psalm 136. In this sermon, we trace God’s steadfast love through his work as Creator, Redeemer, Protector, and Savior. From creation, to the Exodus, to God’s provision for his people, Psalm 136 reminds us that his faithfulness stretches across time and into every circumstance. And ultimately, all of God’s promises and saving purposes find their fulfillment in Jesus Christ.

Whether life feels bright and hopeful or cloudy and difficult, we can give thanks because our God is both almighty and faithful, and his steadfast love endures forever.

In this sermon, Justin Fung preaches from Psalm 113. In this psalm, we see a God of both glory and grace: the King who raises the lowly, gives the outcast a home, and ultimately comes down to us in Jesus Christ. Through union with Christ, we are raised with Him, welcomed into His family, and seated with our Savior King. There is no one like Him. Listen and be encouraged to praise your matchless King.