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Many of us have a soundtrack that we carry that dictates who we are and what we're worth. This week David pivots in Psalm 23 to talk about something that can help us change our lives through our minds. God wants to give you a new soundtrack.

We will all have to navigate dark valleys in life, but our comfort comes in the form of a God who promises to be with us through whatever valleys we face.

Jesus tells us that we all have the option to walk a narrow path that leads to life or a wide path that leads to destruction. In Psalm 23, David also mentions a path that God wants to lead us on. What path are you on?

For David, God didn't just give him rest or provisions, God restored him. God is able to restore the things that have been broken.

How are you being refreshed? Do you have rhythms in place that are replenishing? As David continues Psalm 23, he talks about how God leads us to green pastures and still waters.

Fall Kickoff was so much fun as we launched into our new series out of Psalm 23. We're all told that we should pursue the good life, but what if God has a better life for us?

Artificial intelligence is such a remarkable technological development, but if we're not careful it can become a problem for our relationships with people and God. In a world that's embracing artificial, we're called to embrace what makes us human.

The 9th commandment is to not give false testimony again your neighbor. There are many different ways that we can tell a lie and each has a different justification behind it. But Jesus is the Truth, and wants us to be people of truth as well.

The 6th commandment is to not murder. This may seem like an obvious commandment to us, but it really speaks to a deeper truth about God and a deeper reality about human nature.

The 7th commandment is to not commit adultery. God knew how vulnerable we are and how important it is to protect the marriage covenant.

The 5th Commandment is to honor your father and mother. Depending on your situation, this may be easy or more difficult. But this commandment doesn't just stop with parents. God is giving a framework for how we interact with authority and it is going to take a specific thing to accomplish.

The 2nd Commandment is to not make idols. Physical objects can be idols, but most of the time our modern day idols are good things that take priority over God in our lives. How do we find them and what do we do about them?

The 4th Commandment is to honor the Sabbath and keep it holy. This commandment is difficult for a modern world where a fast-paced, busy lifestyle is acceptable and even celebrated. The Sabbath is something that we need to implement as a means of rest and reconnection with God.

The 8th Commandment is to not steal. Many times we can justify or minimize taking other people's property, but the reality is that stealing costs you something.

The 10th Commandment is to not covet. To spend time thinking about everything we wish we had blinds us to the good things we already have. We must learn contentment so we can have true freedom and peace.