Sermon Summary: With a graphic description of the brevity of life, Psalm 39 is for us an invitation to Memento Mori—“Remember Death” as we live life in a watching world.

Text: Psalm 39

Title: Memento Mori

Speaking: Pastor Isaiah Lewis

Date: August 25

Sermon Summary: Psalm 38 is an invitation into a way of experiencing suffering that connects you to its divine purposes. The child of God, in prayerful submission to the training of God, laments sin and suffering before God, trusting the character of God by running to the Son of God.

Text: Psalm 38

Title: An Invitation to Experience Suffering in a way that Connects to it’s Divine Purposes

Speaking: Pastor Isaiah Lewis

Date: August 18

Speaking: Pastor Isaiah Lewis

Date: August 11

Sermon Summary: Between Psalm 1 and Psalm 37, there’s a lot of ground, and a lot of lament. Are the righteous really like a tree and the wicked like the chaff? Psalm 37 reorients us to respond wisely as we watch the wicked--those with no fear of God yet who seem to be prospering.

Text: Psalm 37

Title: Wisely Watching the Wicked

Speaking: Pastor Isaiah Lewis

Date: August 11

Sermon Summary: Psalm 36 summarizes for us the Night of the human condition, the Light of God’s provision, and the Bright of Jesus’ intervention. And these movements move us; these stages ought to spur us to self-reflection, mission, and the means of grace.

Text: Psalm 36

Title: From Night to Light to Bright

Speaking: Pastor Isaiah Lewis

Date: August 4

Title: Worshipping while you Wait

Speaking: Pastor Isaiah Lewis

Date: July 28