A Song of Gratitude

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A Song of Gratitude

August 18, 2024 • Pastor Doug Forman • Psalm 103

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We live in a world prone to discouragement and anxiety. We are constantly pressured to forsake the present in exchange for a bygone past or an uncertain future.

We often find ourselves chasing uncatchable dreams and trying to satisfy insatiable appetites. And we're left wondering if there's an antidote to it all. There is. It's called gratitude.

David, the sweet singer of Israel, gives us the key in Psalm 103. It is to be thankful for the many blessings that our heavenly Father has bestowed upon us in this present moment.

Do you want to avoid a life of regret? Do you want to learn to be present? David tells us how in this great song of gratitude and blessing.

A Song of Hope

August 25, 2024 • Pastor Doug Forman • Psalm 118

God has wired humanity for rhythm and rhyme. We use music to both celebrate and mourn and a majority of our most sacred, special, or significant events are marked by music. The Jewish people have traditionally celebrated Passover with the singing of six songs known as the "Hallel Psalms." These are composed of Psalm 113-118. What that means is that Jesus, on His final Passover celebration with the disciples in the upper room, would have sung this great song of hope in trying times with them. It is our prayer that we, like Jesus, learn to sing this great song of hope as well.

A Psalm of Rejoicing

August 11, 2024 • Pastor Andy Shanks • Psalm 97

As we continue through the Psalms of summer, we will be looking at psalm 97 this week: A Psalm of rejoicing. We have so many reasons to rejoice no matter what our circumstances are. As we explore this Psalm, we will see 6 reasons why as believers we can rejoice. Each reason begins with remembering something about God or who we are as Christians. I would encourage you even as you read this to pause and think about reasons you can have a song of rejoicing.

A Song for the Ages

August 4, 2024 • Brian King • Psalm 90

Time: It seems like we're constantly running out of it and that it's working against us. Yet, to God, time is a tool, and He uses it to accomplish and establish. Moses, the author of the Bible's first 5 books, is also the author of 1 Psalm: #90. In it, he recognizes the timelessness of God and the time constraints that face man. In true humility, he falls before the eternal Lord's power, then rises to boldly ask for His help. Following the example of this prayer, we can ask God to take our limited abilities and make them count for eternity. Brian King, a member of our church, serves our Northeast Fellowship (http://nfibc.org). He speaks in a different church each Sunday - and is happy to preach here at home today.