The Atheist Delusion

Psalm 14:1-7

June 16, 2024 • Ben Potloff • Psalm 14

Psalm 14:1-7 | Ben Potloff | "The fool says in his heart, 'There is no God.'" How do finite people relate to an infinite God? How does mankind compare with the God who created it? In Psalm 14, King David considers man's position in the face of a holy, mighty, good, and wise God.

MAIN IDEA

Fools reject God, but God rescues His people.

OUTLINE

I. We are fools (vv. 1-3)

II. God is faithful (vv. 4-7)

Judgment Day

July 28, 2024 • Gavin Hesse • Psalm 82

Psalm 82:1-8 | Gavin Hesse | "Arise, O God, judge the earth; for you shall inherit all the nations!" We often downplay or altogether ignore God's role as judge. However, for God's people, his judgment promises deliverance and an end to wickedness. In Psalm 82, we see a picture of the hope and security that we have in the Lord. MAIN IDEA The Lord’s perfect justice offers rescue. OUTLINE I. The heavenly judge calls for perfect rule. II. Sinful leaders create chaos. III. The heavenly judge will return.

Is It Worth It?

July 21, 2024 • Max Janusch • Psalm 33

Psalm 33:1-22 | Max Janusch | "Let your steadfast love, O Lord, be upon us, even as we hope in you." God is the creator and ruler of all things and all people. There is nothing outside of his control or his awareness. In Psalm 33, we see that God is truly worthy of the worship of his people. MAIN IDEA Your Lord is worthy of your worship. OUTLINE I. The Lord holds all things and all people. (vv. 1-12) II. The Lord knows and saves his people. (vv. 13-22)

Enemies

July 14, 2024 • Ben Potloff • Psalm 3

Psalm 3:1-8 | Ben Potloff | "Salvation belongs to the Lord; your blessing be on your people!" For King David—and all of God's people—enemies and opposition abound. But, there is great hope for those who look to the Lord in their trouble. Here, we see that in the Lord there is security, sustenance, and salvation. MAIN IDEA Enemies may surround, but the Lord saves. OUTLINE I. God’s people are often resisted (vv. 1-2) II. God’s people are redeemed (vv. 3-8)