Tue, 29 July 2025
This week, we continue our series about the character of God by taking a closer look at what it means that God is omnipotent. When the problems of this world threaten to overwhelm us, we need authority beyond our own to put our trust in. God’s complete power (omnipotence) gives us a reason to praise Him in all circumstances. This sermon will invite us to respond to God’s power on display in the past, present, and future. Key Verses: Psalm 66:1-7 |
Mon, 21 July 2025
As we continue to examine the character of God, we explore how He is fully present everywhere, with everyone, and in everything. Like most characteristics of God, we find it difficult to understand and even fully believe in His eternal presence. Today, we will explore God's everlasting presence in our lives and the world, how He expresses it, and how we can begin to live more fully in it. Key Verses: Psalm 139:7-12 |
Tue, 15 July 2025
God’s knowledge is both complete and deeply personal. He knows all things past, present, and future, and He intimately understands every aspect of who we are. Psalm 139 shows that His omniscience is not distant or cold but filled with tenderness, attentiveness, and care. Knowing this should move us from feeling overwhelmed to being grateful for a God who fully knows us and still fully loves us. Key Verses: Psalm 139:1-6 |
Mon, 7 July 2025
This week we will look at the holiness of God in Psalm 96. Holiness isn’t just about moral perfection, it’s about how completely different and set apart God is. We’ll talk about how our ideas about God often fall short, why that matters, and what it means to respond to His holiness in a world that’s anything but. Key Verses: Psalm 96:1-13 |
