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Praying the Psalms | Psalm 150 | A Crescendo of Praise (opens the original)
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Why praise God? Is God so insecure and narcissistic that he demands our praise? What if there was more to praise than we realize? In the final message of our "Praying the Psalms" series, we land on Psalm 150 — a crescendo call for all of creation to praise God.
Praying the Psalms | Psalm 137 | AJ Handy (opens the original)
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What happens when everything that was known is stripped away? Is it possible to worship God in exile? In this sermon, AJ Handy revisits Psalm 137. We enter into the context of the story surrounding Psalm 137 to ask ourselves, "Can we worship God when what is known is stripped away?"
One-Off Pastoral Word | Praying for Belgrade High School (opens the original)
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In light of the school year starting, we took time as a community to walk the halls of the school we meet in to pray for the students - that students would come to know Jesus, that there would be blessing for the school, and the schemes of the enemy would be rendered powerless.
Praying the Psalms | Praying for Enemies (Psalm 87) | Dr. Brett Desper (opens the original)
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Who are the enemies of Christianity? In this sermon, Dr. Brett Desper walks us through Psalm 87 and the vision of all nations coming into God's family.
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