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Psalm 8: Seeing God for Who He Is Jul 18, 2022

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As followers of Christ, we have to figure out two key things: who am I and what am I here for? Until we see God for who He is, we will never be able to see ourselves for who we are. In Psalm 8, David aims to elevate our awareness of God so that we can ultimately understand our identity and calling. Join us for week 7 of Summer in the Psalms.

What does God require of me? Jul 10, 2022

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Psalm 24 presents critical questions and answers about God and mankind.God owns everything, so God is not limited in what He can ask or require of us. What He asks of us can be put into two categories: purity and truth. We fall short daily, but luckily we have a Savior who covers us with His righteousness so that we can stand boldly before God. Let’s dive into Psalm 24 with Marty Sloan, Pastor of Calvary Church in Naperville, IL.

Psalm 34: Responding to Adversity Jul 03, 2022

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When we find ourselves in times of adversity, Psalm 34 maps out the three things we can do to face it like David did in times of trouble. We acknowledge that God is in control through praise instead of worry, we obey what God asks of us because we trust Him, and finally, we rest in the grace that God offers us.

Psalm 51: Do you really want to get better or just feel better? Jun 27, 2022

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Often, we seek to numb our pain, desperate to feel better. But God doesn’t want us to just feel better; He wants to transform us. We were not created for a life of sin. When we’re in Christ, sin can’t separate us from God but it still has the power to destroy. In the Bible, King Saul and King David both sinned against God, but their responses to their sin were very different. One of them sought temporary relief and distraction from his mistakes and the other cried out to God in humble repentance. So, do you want to feel better, or do you want to truly get better? Let’s dive deep into Psalm 51 with Seth Swindall!

Psalm 23: Understanding God as Father Jun 20, 2022

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Psalm 23 reveals the character of God. You can’t understand who you are until you understand whose you are.Though it doesn’t mention the word father, it paints a picture of who God our Father is and what fatherhood looks like for us.

Psalm 7: Dealing with Relational Conflict Jun 12, 2022

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How do we respond when we are unjustly critiqued or unfairly criticized? Relationships can be hard to navigate. In Psalm 7, David shows us that we can bring our unfiltered feelings to God and ultimately trust that justice is in His hands.

Summer in the Psalms Jun 06, 2022

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This is the first week of our series Summer in the Psalms. Psalm 1 is a fantastic Psalm with tons of practical wisdom. This weekend, we specifically looked at the Psalm in light of making decisions and learning to delight in God. God’s no often precedes His yes, and fruit comes seasonally. We live in a world obsessed with success. But we are not called to success; we are called to long and faithful obedience. We give everything we can within the limits of how God created us and trust Him with the results. When we are faithful, God will see to it that we are fruitful.

Egypt Is Not Your Home (It’s Time to Move!) May 30, 2022

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Egypt represents our painful past. Big or small things, are so hurtful that even though we survive them, we still occasionally feel the pain of them like an old injury. What is your Egypt? It is impossible to MOVE out of your painful past, your Egypt, without other people. God has created us to really need Jesus but also to really need one another.

Are You Weary? May 22, 2022

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You were built to rest. There are times of planting and hard work, but there should also be times of enjoying the harvest and letting the land rest. This cycle is seen in scripture time and time again. Jesus said, “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for you souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.” (Matthew 11:28-29). So how do we accept this invitation to rest and make the most of this summer season? Check it out!

Essential Elements of Family May 16, 2022

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No family is perfect, not even Jesus' earthly family! However, there are a few key elements that we can understand and grow in to bring our families toward health and peace. Proverbs 24:3 (AMP) says, "Through skillful and godly wisdom a house, a life, a family is built, and by understanding it is established on a sound and good foundation."

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