We live in a world that is filled with injustice and brokenness. Wicked leaders abound. Sinful acts are openly flaunted. God’s ways are being mocked by many in the media and on Capitol Hill.

How should we respond to these many injustices? How should we pray about these serious issues?

Join us this Sunday morning as we study Psalm 58. We’ll discover that we must find a biblical balance between possessing righteous anger and showing the unconditional grace of Jesus Christ. This biblical balance should affect how we live and how we pray.

Don’t miss the conclusion to the Praying on Purpose series!

Do you need more wisdom to handle all of the relationships, challenges and responsibilities in your life? That should be an easy answer. Of course you do! Don't worry, you're not alone. We all need more wisdom. 

Are you seeking it? Look no further than Psalm 1 for four ways that we can live to gain Godly wisdom. Our Lord wants to equip us with better ways to spend the time he's given us on this side of heaven. 

Come check out what He has for us on Sunday as we dive into the first Psalm. 

People are needy. From basic physical requirements to deeper spiritual needs, God faithfully provides time and time again. So why do most prayers focus mainly on asking for more and not on glorifying what God does?

Life's difficulties and challenges ebb and flow. But despite what circumstances we're facing, the Lord is always deserving of praise in our prayers.  

In Psalm 96 we're going to see how we can boldly and intentionally praise no matter what's going on. Join Guest Speaker, Mike Wolski, as he shares the word with us this Sunday!

The most important things in life must be done deliberately.

Eating healthy, exercising, spending quality time with your spouse… Also on that list is: praying. None of these happen by accident. Let’s start a new fresh habit of going to the Lord in prayer on the regular.

We are going hard after prayer in September. And each sermon will be from the Psalms, 1 each from 4 different preachers.

Up first is Psalm 73, a Psalm of Lament. How does prayer change our perspective when life seems grossly unfair?

See you Sunday!