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.

Psalm 22 takes us from the depths of suffering to the heights of worship. David's cry, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" gives voice to the experience of feeling abandoned in the midst of pain, yet the psalm does not end in despair. It turns to confident praise as God rescues the afflicted and His salvation is proclaimed to the nations.

In this sermon, Pastor Sam Jero explores the suffering of the righteous, the celebration of God's deliverance, and the remarkable ways Psalm 22 points us to Jesus Christ. As the New Testament repeatedly shows, the cross is the ultimate fulfillment of this psalm. Jesus entered our suffering, endured the judgment we deserved, and through His resurrection secured the joy that Psalm 22 anticipates.

Whether you are walking through suffering, wrestling with God's apparent silence, or longing to see Christ more clearly, this psalm reminds us that God is faithful, our suffering is never wasted, and the story ends in resurrection joy.

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Psalm 62, which speaks to the restless heart that longs for stability in an unstable world. In this sermon, we explore what it means to wait for God, how we cultivate that kind of trust, and why every other refuge—whether people, power, or wealth—ultimately fails. As David points us to God alone as our rock and salvation, we discover that true rest is found not in changing circumstances, but in union with Christ, our unshakable refuge.

In this sermon, Pastor Magdiel looks at Psalm 34. This Psalm is an invitation to move beyond merely knowing about God to truly knowing Him through worship, trust, and reverent obedience. As David reflects on God's faithfulness, he shows how those who belong to the Lord experience his care in suffering, learn to live as his children, and find hope even in life's many afflictions. Ultimately, this psalm points us to the God who not only sustains his people now but also redeems all who take refuge in him.

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!