Psalm 8 - So Close, and Yet So Far
As the Summer of Psalms comes to an end, we discover just how close and how far we find ourselves in our relationship with God. How can we find ourselves close to God again?
Josh is the Pastor at Evergreen Community Church in Fort McMurray, Alberta.
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As the Summer of Psalms comes to an end, we discover just how close and how far we find ourselves in our relationship with God. How can we find ourselves close to God again?
How do you show your 'being thankful'? David, in Psalm 103, expresses why we praise God: for what He does and for who He is.
Continuing in the Summer of Psalms, we look at lucky number 13. When we are disoriented, how do . we get back on track?
Who has a hand in winning the battle? People liked to praise David, but David thanks God for having won the battle for us. We find the same and celebrate that in the baptism of two children, declaring the joy of the finished work of Christ.
Psalm 23 is so well known, maybe you haven't read it in a while. It is beautiful to look at this familiar Psalm in detail and see how the Lord has always been a Good Shepherd.
In a culture where fingers are being pointed in every direction, who do we blame for all that is wrong with ourselves? We discover how David helps us to Admit, Apologize and Act and how confession brings us to Christ.
As we look around for the answers to life's questions, sometimes it is the ability to let go that lets God make a way.
As we welcome the team for SERVE 2018, Fort McMurray we remember the stories of the past and how we are all a piece in the puzzle of God.
What happens when you lose your hallelujah? Psalm 146 encourages us all to find it again.
Psalm 1 encourages our being rooted in studying God's word and finding our root in Him. What gives you life? And what allows you to give life to others?
On Cadet Sunday, we hear about the LORD who calls his sheep to himself, because their shepherds don't care for them. We find in Jesus, someone willing to take all that we try to carry and says, 'I'll take it from here.'
Was John the last prophet? What about Jesus? In the only passage in Mark's gospel without Jesus, it may make us ask, 'where is Jesus?'. A better question may be, 'who do you say that I am?'.