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In Psalm 10 David cries out to God when he sees the ways of the wicked. The wicked in their sin deny God and do what seems right in their own eyes. David then affirms Gods hand in bringing justice and help to His people in times of need. God will both exalt the humble and bring justice to the wicked.

In Psalm 10 David cries out to God when he sees the ways of the wicked. The wicked in their sin deny God and do what seems right in their own eyes. David then affirms Gods hand in bringing justice and help to His people in times of need. God will both exalt the humble and bring justice to the wicked.

In Psalm 10 David cries out to God when he sees the ways of the wicked. The wicked in their sin deny God and do what seems right in their own eyes. David then affirms Gods hand in bringing justice and help to His people in times of need. God will both exalt the humble and bring justice to the wicked.

In Psalm 10 David cries out to God when he sees the ways of the wicked. The wicked in their sin deny God and do what seems right in their own eyes. David then affirms Gods hand in bringing justice and help to His people in times of need. God will both exalt the humble and bring justice to the wicked.

Here in Psalm 6 we see David in the depths of despair. His situation seems both hopeless and helpless. He is under persecution and he grasps there he is under God’s discipline. His response is to turn to The LORD to ask him to deliver him. In fact he does this with confidence. And yet, despite his circumstances not changing and his weariness continuing, he knows that the LORD will deliver him. As one chosen by God, he hears our prayer and he hears our plea and he is the one who delivers.

We've had a great time at church camp! But how do we keep focused on discipling each other? Ephesians 4:11-16 gives us three things to remember. Let God capture you with them this week, and ongoingly.

Today, our guest pastor, Binoy is wrapping up our 2026 Church Camp with teaching on how Discipleship is central to a Gospel Shaped Community, as revealed in Philippians 1:3-8

Everyone just wants to be happy. But living in a world of so much evil means our attempts to be happy are constantly frustrated. What if we're looking for the wrong thing, and looking for it the wrong way? At the end of his conversation with God, Habakkuk learns how to have lasting joy despite the evil around him. Join us as we consider how we can have the same.

Habakkuk looks to God for an answer to the problem of evil. In reply, God gives him a vision of where things will end up. Evil's days are numbered! Habakkuk only needs to wait. This passage is for anyone who longs to see justice. It encourages us: just keep waiting, because the day is coming!

Romans 8:18-25 shows us the great hope we have, no matter the suffering we face. Ethan preached this sermon at our prayer and praise gathering, after we heard about Habakkuk 1 at our service in the morning.

Evil surrounds us. And yet Christians say that God is completely powerfully and completely good. How does that make sense? The answer isn't simple – but God does give us something to hold onto. The first chapter of Habakkuk gives us the first puzzle piece.

At the end of 1 Timothy, we hear a final call to action. Timothy needed it so that he could keep leading his church. And we need it so we can press forward in the faith. Join us as we God's four-part call to action: flee, follow, fight and focus.

Not everyone who claims to be a true Christian teacher actually teaches the truths of Christianity. 1 Timothy 6:1-10 shows us how to discern a false teacher from a true one.

It's vital that leaders in the church keep growing. 1 Timothy 4:6-10 shows us two ways in which Pastors must do that, and the same is true for every Christian. Join us as we hear the Lord encourage and challenge us to keep becoming more like Jesus.