Series: Songs For All Seasons
Title: When I am Complacent
Text: Psalms 90

The Psalms are a collection of songs that address the full range of human experience. What can we learn from Psalm 90 not living in a complacent manner?

Series: Songs For All Seasons
Title: When There Is Injustice
Text: Psalm 12

In a world where truth is twisted and injustice seems to prevail, Psalm 12 teaches us how to respond with faith instead of despair.

Series: Songs For All Seasons
Title: When I Feel Overwhelmed
Text: Psalm 42

Psalm 42 is a type of lament psalm, which generally expresses a deep trust in God, and helps a person to express struggles, suffering or disappointment to God. As the first lament psalm in a new subsection of this book, it sets the tone for a deep longing for God in difficult and distressing situations.

Series: Songs For All Seasons
Title: When I Overcome
Text: Psalms 40:1-3

The Psalms are a collection of songs that address the full range of human experience. What can we learn from Psalm 40 on overcoming challenges?

Series: Songs For All Seasons
Title: When I Fee Small
Text: Psalm 8

In a world that constantly tells us to look inward and elevate ourselves, Psalm 8 invites us to look upward — to see the majesty of God and our smallness in His greatness. Through the psalm’s poetic structure, we discover that the God who rules over the heavens is also mindful of us, entrusting us with His creation despite our insignificance. When we truly grasp how majestic God is and how small we are, our hearts are moved to worship — not for what we gain, but for who He is.

Series: Songs For All Seasons
Sermon: When We Walk In Wisdom
Passage: Psalm 1

Psalm 1 is the gateway into the entire book of Psalms. It paints a vivid contrast between two paths: one that leads to wisdom and life, and one that leads to foolishness and destruction. The sermon reminds us that we need wisdom not only for life’s big crossroads like choosing a spouse, job, or calling, but also for the small daily decisions that shape our lives over time.

Encounter God’s Presence in our worship service. Learn how we can wield praise as a weapon; to declare God’s power and nature in the face of seemingly impossible circumstances.

Encounter God’s Presence in our worship service. Learn how we can wield praise as a weapon; to declare God’s power and nature in the face of seemingly impossible circumstances.

Title: Endless Worship
Series: Essential Worship
Text: Rev 7:9-17

Since worshipping is what believers are going to be doing for all eternity, it’s important to learn what worship’s truly about! What does worship involve and what is its significance for us today?

1) We will be from every people (Rev 7:9a)

What do you think it means to worship? When you think of worship, do you see it as an individual activity or a communal experience? What does it mean to you that at the end of history, we will worship God together with believers from every tribe and tongue? John Piper once said, “Missions exists because worship doesn’t.” How does this quote change or reinforce your perception of worship?

2) We will give all glory to God (Rev 7:9b-12)

Why can we give glory to God no matter what we are going through? Are most people you know escapists (“There are no enemies”), defeatists (“There are enemies and they have won”) or victors (“There are enemies but God has won”)? Why do you say so? The opposite of giving glory to God is seeking glory for ourselves. How can the LG remind one another that only God deserves the glory?

3) We will receive our greatest joy (Rev 7:15-17)

God is our shelter, provider and shepherd – how have you experienced God in these areas? The reality for many of us is that we still have to go through the storm, we still have unfulfilled desires and we still face dangers. How does the truth about God’s character give us joy still? How does the truth affect our worship?

Worship is an essential part of Christian living. We were made to worship! But what does it mean to worship God in these uncertain times? What changes and what remains constant?