In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Psalm 27. David faces enemies who seek to destroy him and discredit his name. In the first half of the Psalm, David anchors himself to God's character as he pursues God's presence amid distress. And in the second half, from a place of communion, David actively brings his fears honestly before God. He petitions God for intervention, and by faith waits for the Lord. In the center of the Psalm, David shows us our greatest need is not a change of circumstance, but communion with the Lord. Listen and be encouraged to dwell with the Living God, all the days of your life.

In this sermon, guest preacher, Chris Cervantes preaches through Psalm 103. In this Psalm we see this big idea: Because the LORD is so good, we must bless Him with everything we are. David reminds us of the benefits of God's grace and God's steadfast character because we are quick to forget. And when we forget, our lives quickly become entitled and ungrateful. Listen and be challenged to remember the goodness and grace of God!

In this sermon, Pastor Clint walks through Luke 17:1-6. In this passage, Jesus gives us realistic expectations about life together in a broken world and shows how to respond when sin threatens to tear our community apart.