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We think of the Psalms as a collection of prayers, but they’re so much more than this. Not only do they show us how to pray to God they teach us how to live in his world. At the heart of what they teach is that a life well-lived is a life of seeking God – seeking his presence, seeking his praise, seeking his consolation, and seeking an explanation when we are overwhelmed or confused by life. As the summer draws to a close and we prepare for the rhythms of a new school year we are going to seek the Lord together in the psalms, asking for wisdom while learning to pray.
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CloseScripture References: Esther 2:1-23
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There’s nothing in the world more powerful than a good story. Nothing can stop it. No enemy can defeat it. Stories are exciting and suspenseful, they captivate the imagination and inspire the will. The book of Esther is no exception. Except that, the story of Esther doesn’t simply exist to entertain its reader or convey truth or even to recall history. No, Esther is a story that recounts God’s surprising preservation of his promise and his people when they are threatened with annihilation by a superpower. Through the story of Esther we discover the hidden hand of God working out deliverance for his people and showing again and again, that he is faithful and powerful to do what he has promised. Although the Lord is never named or mentioned, as the story unfolds his invisible presence is glaringly obvious. The conclusion of the matter can only be that God is always present even when circumstances say otherwise. For the people of God today, the story of Esther provides a confident reassurance and a divine comfort that our God is always present and never absent, even when it isn’t obvious.
| Sermon: Fishers of Men | The Rt. Rev. Gary Nelson | September 1, 2024 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: Praise and Listen | Rev. Dr. John Yates III | August 25, 2024 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: The True Bread | Rev. Caleb Burr | August 18, 2024 | Listen | ||
| Sermon: Flesh and Blood | Rev. Dr. John Yates III | August 18, 2024 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: The Food that Endures | Rev. Caleb Burr | August 11, 2024 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: Seeking and Finding | Rev. Tripp Gordon | August 11, 2024 | Listen | ||
| Sermon: A Better Moses | Rev. Caleb Burr | August 4, 2024 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: Who Am I? | Rev. Tripp Gordon | July 28, 2024 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: When Provision is the Test | Rev. Jason Palacio | July 21, 2024 | Watch | Listen | |
| Sermon: The Song of the Sea | Rev. Dr. John Yates III | July 14, 2024 | Watch |