Everyone wants to be happy. We all seek happiness, and the options for our pursuit are seemingly endless. However, we were MADE to rejoice and be glad, in God. Conversely, for those who run after other paths to joy, other god’s, their sorrows will multiply.

So, how can I find joy in God? Psalm 15-16 present to us God’s answer by giving us what we may call, the path of Gospel Joy. Finding refuge in Him, we share in His salvation and eternal blessings. The result? Joy now and forever.

Psalms 11 through 14 are a collection of prayers to be sung by the gathered church. These Psalms recount David's struggle with his enemies and his commitment to trust in God in every circumstance.

With the help of the Holy Spirit, through these Psalms we will grow to discern the path of the righteous from the path of the wicked.

How do you live and respond in a wicked society? Psalms 10 tells us that we should look to God, to see the wicked correctly, and then in turn act accordingly.

Join us as we look to Psalm 10 and take an honest examination of ourselves and aim to see the fallen world we live in from God's perspective.

As followers of Christ, baptism has far more reaching implications than simply a person being submerged in water. By believers participating in baptism, they are revealing their union with Christ, their union with his Church and separation from this world, and their desire to be obedient to what Christ has called them to.

Jesus said to his disciples, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.” (Matt. 28:18–20)

Join us as we seek what God's Word says about the Christian's baptism.

In this sermon, Jim Kramer preaches from Psalm 88 to communicate God's faithful presence and therefore hope in our suffering.