Delight in Grace

We are naturally bent toward belief in karma- the idea that our actions are the deciding factor for our future well-being. We crave justice and rightness. It is something to grapple with when we see the evil person prospering. Thankfully, Psalm 37 reminds us of the framework from which we can view life. And when we look at life through the truth of God’s word, it can inform our attitudes and our e...

We are naturally bent toward belief in karma- the idea that our actions are the deciding factor for our future well-being. We crave justice and rightness. It is something to grapple with when we see the evil person prospering. Thankfully, Psalm 37 reminds us of the framework from which we can view life. And when we look at life through the truth of God’s word, it can inform our attitudes and our e...

As we, the redeemed people of God, gaze on His character and work, our hearts will be drawn to thanksgiving. He is just, right, good, and powerful. He uses his power and sovereignty to work for our good and for His glory. When we find ourselves prone to a complaining spirit, we must run to our Savior’s feet to remember and reflect on who He is and what He has done. Let’s listen to this message fro...

That’s Psalm 107 verses 1-2 and the starting point for today’s message.  As we look at who God is and what He has done, we may find ourselves completely gripped by the beauty and goodness of our Great God, the same way the psalmist was.  May God give us eyes to see His great might that works on our behalf so that our hearts can be filled to the brim with gratefulness.  Let’s listen to this message...

That’s Psalm 107 verses 1-2 and the starting point for today’s message. As we look at who God is and what He has done, we may find ourselves completely gripped by the beauty and goodness of our Great God, the same way the psalmist was. May God give us eyes to see His great might that works on our behalf so that our hearts can be filled to the brim with gratefulness. Let’s listen to this message ti...

That’s Psalm 107 verses 1-2 and the starting point for today’s message. As we look at who God is and what He has done, we may find ourselves completely gripped by the beauty and goodness of our Great God, the same way the psalmist was. May God give us eyes to see His great might that works on our behalf so that our hearts can be filled to the brim with gratefulness. Let’s listen to this message ti...

May God give us eyes to see His great might that works on our behalf so that our hearts can be filled to the brim with gratefulness.

Psalm 107 verses 1-2 are the starting point for today’s message. As we look at who God is and what He has done, we may find ourselves completely gripped by the beauty and goodness of our Great God, the same way the psalmist was.

Oh give thanks to the Lord, for he is good,     for his steadfast love endures forever! Let the redeemed of the Lord say so,     whom he has redeemed from trouble[ a ] That’s Psalm 107 verses 1-2 and the starting point for today’s message.  As we look at who God is and what He has done, we may find ourselves completely gripped by the beauty and goodness of our Great God, the same way the psalmist...

That’s Psalm 107 verses 1-2 and the starting point for today’s message. As we look at who God is and what He has done, we may find ourselves completely gripped by the beauty and goodness of our Great God, the same way the psalmist was. May God give us eyes to see His great might that works on our behalf so that our hearts can be filled to the brim with gratefulness. Let’s listen to this message ti...

We are naturally bent toward belief in karma- the idea that our actions are the deciding factor for our future well-being.  We crave justice and rightness.  It is something to grapple with when we see the evil person prospering.  Thankfully,  Psalm 37 reminds us of the framework from which we can view life.  And when we look at life through the truth of God’s word, it can inform our attitudes and...

We are naturally bent toward belief in karma- the idea that our actions are the deciding factor for our future well-being.  We crave justice and rightness.  It is something to grapple with when we see the evil person prospering.  Thankfully,  Psalm 37 reminds us of the framework from which we can view life.  And when we look at life through the truth of God’s word, it can inform our attitudes and...

We are naturally bent toward belief in karma- the idea that our actions are the deciding factor for our future well-being.  We crave justice and rightness.  It is something to grapple with when we see the evil person prospering.  Thankfully,  Psalm 37 reminds us of the framework from which we can view life.  And when we look at life through the truth of God’s word, it can inform our attitudes and...

How do we respond to the wickedness and the brokenness of this life under the sun? Fear and anger are natural emotions in the face of evil or destruction. What do we do with those emotions? In this message, Pastor Rich answers these questions from Habakkuk 3, where we find a highly emotional plea for justice, a cry for help in the face of evil. Let’s listen to this message titled Faith: Seeing God...

How do we respond to the wickedness and the brokenness of this life under the sun? Fear and anger are natural emotions in the face of evil or destruction. What do we do with those emotions? In this message, Pastor Rich answers these questions from Habakkuk 3, where we find a highly emotional plea for justice, a cry for help in the face of evil. Let’s listen to this message titled Faith: Seeing God...

How do we respond to the wickedness and the brokenness of this life under the sun? Fear and anger are natural emotions in the face of evil or destruction. What do we do with those emotions? In this message, Pastor Rich answers these questions from Habakkuk 3, where we find a highly emotional plea for justice, a cry for help in the face of evil. Let’s listen to this message titled Faith is seeing G...

How do we respond to the wickedness and the brokenness of this life under the sun? Fear and anger are natural emotions in the face of evil or destruction. What do we do with those emotions? In this message, Pastor Rich answers these questions from Habakkuk 3, where we find a highly emotional plea for justice, a cry for help in the face of evil. Let’s listen to this message titled Faith: Seeing God...

2 Corinthians 5:15 says that Christ died for all, that those who live might no longer live for themselves but for him who for their sake died and was raised. A life surrendered to Christ requires giving up our own life of autonomy in exchange for a life of following after Him. And in Him, we turn away from the small life of pleasing self to become children of the Good and Gracious King!

2 Corinthians 5:15 says that Christ died for all, that those who live might no longer live for themselves but for him who for their sake died and was raised. A life surrendered to Christ requires giving up our own life of autonomy in exchange for a life of following after Him. And in Him, we turn away from the small life of pleasing self to become children of the Good and Gracious King!

2 Corinthians 5:15 says that Christ died for all, that those who live might no longer live for themselves but for him who for their sake died and was raised. A life surrendered to Christ requires giving up our own life of autonomy in exchange for a life of following after Him. And in Him, we turn away from the small life of pleasing self to become children of the Good and Gracious King!

Oswald Chambers said that “Faith is the deliberate confidence in the character of God whose ways you may not understand at the time.” There are times when God’s apparent inaction to our circumstances may seem inconsistent with what we know of His character. This is the wrestling of the prophet in Habakkuk 1, and in Habakkuk 1, God voices a response, leaving for us a helpful view into His heart.

Oswald Chambers said that “Faith is the deliberate confidence in the character of God whose ways you may not understand at the time.” There are times when God’s apparent inaction to our circumstances may seem inconsistent with what we know of His character. This is the wrestling of the prophet in Habakkuk 1, and in Habakkuk 1, God voices a response, leaving for us a helpful view into His heart.

Oswald Chambers said that “Faith is the deliberate confidence in the character of God whose ways you may not understand at the time.” There are times when God’s apparent inaction to our circumstances may seem inconsistent with what we know of His character. This is the wrestling of the prophet in Habakkuk 1, and in Habakkuk 1, God voices a response, leaving for us a helpful view into His heart.

If I believe something strongly enough, does it make it so? Is faith separate from logic and evidence? Where does faith get its strength? Listen in with us as Pastor Rich answers these questions in this message titled What is Faith?

What does the Bible mean when it uses the word “faith”? If I believe something strongly enough, does it make it so?