Psalms

  • The Only Hope for Guilty Sinners

    Our reading tonight from God’s word here in this evening service is Psalm 130. And then we’re also going to be reading tonight together from the Heidelberg Catechism, Lord’s Days 4 and 5. Since we had a weather cancellation last week, we’re taking two Lord’s Days to get back on track. But let me, first…

  • Finishing Well

    Well, good evening, everyone. Let’s look to the Lord in prayer. Lord, what a joy it is to be here tonight, in the midst of your people. We thank you for the body of Christ. We are reminded of the precious blood that was shed on our behalf for the remissions of our sins, that…

  • My Helps Come from the Lord

    I invite you to turn with me in your Bibles tonight to Psalm 121. Psalm 121. As – if you’re a member of the church, you know; if you’re a visitor, we’ll let you know that we are in the evenings going through what we call pastoral favorites. So, our pastors are picking passages of…

  • Lament, Light, Laughter

    So, a few moments ago, you sang, “Full of kindness and compassion, slow to anger, vast in love, God is good to all creation. All his works his goodness prove.” And then a moment ago you sang, “Swift to its close ebbs out life’s little day. Earth’s joys grow dim; its glories pass away, change…

  • Sacrifice

    Good evening.  Turn in your Bibles to Psalm 50.  Psalm 50.  As you turn there let me pray once more for our time. Heavenly Father, unless your Holy Spirit accompanies the preaching of your Word to give it its affect it will be to us a dead letter.  The letter kills, but the spirit gives…

  • The Pain of Betrayal

    Gracious heavenly Father, what a sweet precious thing we have just sung, “Christ is Mine Forevermore.” Forgive us when this declaration rests on us lightly, we pray that we may so live and feel and move and have our being that this would be our great hope that we belong to Christ and He is…

  • With God We Shall Do Valiantly

    Lord, we come to you now as we turn to your Word, not merely because of custom and habit thinking that sermons begin with prayers, but because we need you, I need you to preach your Word thankfully, humbly, powerfully with unction from your spirit and we need your help that we might listen, that…