Confession of sin is an integral part of our faith journey. Without confession, there is no growth in discipleship, and there is no trust in the transformational power of God’s grace. Psalm 51 gives us a lesson in confessing to God leads to to receive God's grace.
The Psalms have been used as a prayer book for God’s people for thousands of years and include the totality of the human experience. From lament to praise, thanksgiving to confession, the Psalms sum up what it is to be human before God. In the next four weeks we will read through four Psalms that define our human experience: Joy, Trust, Lament, and Thanksgiving. This week, we will begin with Psalm 16.
The Psalms have been used as a prayer book for God’s people for thousands of years and include the totality of the human experience. From lament to praise, thanksgiving to confession, the Psalms sum up what it is to be human before God. In the next four weeks we will read through four Psalms that define our human experience: Joy, Trust, Lament, and Thanksgiving. This week, we will begin with Psalm 16.
The Psalms have been used as a prayer book for God’s people for thousands of years and include the totality of the human experience. From lament to praise, thanksgiving to confession, the Psalms sum up what it is to be human before God. In the next four weeks we will read through four Psalms that define our human experience: Joy, Trust, Lament, and Thanksgiving. This week, we will begin with Psalm 16.
The Psalms have been used as a prayer book for God’s people for thousands of years and include the totality of the human experience. From lament to praise, thanksgiving to confession, the Psalms sum up what it is to be human before God. In the next four weeks we will read through four Psalms that define our human experience: Joy, Trust, Lament, and Thanksgiving. This week, we will begin with Psalm 16.
The Psalms have been used as a prayer book for God’s people for thousands of years and include the totality of the human experience. From lament to praise, thanksgiving to confession, the Psalms sum up what it is to be human before God. In the next four weeks we will read through four Psalms that define our human experience: Joy, Trust, Lament, and Thanksgiving. This week, we will begin with Psalm 16.
The Psalms have been used as a prayer book for God’s people for thousands of years and include the totality of the human experience. From lament to praise, thanksgiving to confession, the Psalms sum up what it is to be human before God. In the next four weeks we will read through four Psalms that define our human experience: Joy, Trust, Lament, and Thanksgiving. This week, we will begin with Psalm 16.
In the kingdom of God, greatness is service not status. As we learn to take up our crosses and follow Jesus, we must learn to let go of the things that hold us back from fully trusting God in all areas of our lives. This is “The Great Commitment” Jesus calls us to as we live out The Great Commandment, The Great Commission and The Great Requirement. This week we finish “The Greatness Code” sermon series focusing on the Matthew 16:24-26.
In the kingdom of God, greatness is service not status. As we learn to take up our crosses and follow Jesus, we must learn to let go of the things that hold us back from fully trusting God in all areas of our lives. This is “The Great Commitment” Jesus calls us to as we live out The Great Commandment, The Great Commission and The Great Requirement. This week we finish “The Greatness Code” sermon series focusing on the Matthew 16:24-26.
In the kingdom of God, greatness is service not status. As we learn to take up our crosses and follow Jesus, we must learn to let go of the things that hold us back from fully trusting God in all areas of our lives. This is “The Great Commitment” Jesus calls us to as we live out The Great Commandment, The Great Commission and The Great Requirement. This week we finish “The Greatness Code” sermon series focusing on the Matthew 16:24-26.