How Long, Lord? - Psalm 13 - bring God your 'How long?' receive His 'I have loved you.'

How Long, Lord? - Psalm 13 - bring God your 'How long?' receive His 'I have loved you.'

Psalm 13 sermon — ""How Long, Lord?"" A message about lament, waiting on God, and what to do when God feels silent or far away. If you've ever prayed and felt forgotten, asked God ""how long"" before something changes, or wondered whether He's still paying attention to your life, this one's for you. We walk through David's prayer in Psalm 13 — the four ""how long"" questions, the honest complaint, the cry for help, and the turn toward God's steadfast love (hesed). It's a sermon about grief, anxiety, unanswered prayer, the difference between lament and despair, and how the cross answers our deepest fear: that God has hidden His face for good. Preached on Communion Sunday over July 4 weekend, so there's also some honest talk about Christian hope, patriotism, and why our country can't be our savior. Good for anyone walking through a hard, drawn-out season and looking for a faith that doesn't make you fake being okay.If this helped you, subscribe so you don't miss what's next, and share it with somebody who needs it. We'd love to have you in person at Boynton Beach Community Church in Boynton Beach, FL — services are Sundays at 9:00am and 10:30am. Find directions, sermons, and ways to get connected at https://bbcc.church. Whether you're coming with joy, grief, or just a lot of questions, there's a place for you here.

When Fear Is Loud - Psalm 27 - Fear gets smaller when God becomes your one thing.

Psalm 27 sermon on fear, anxiety, and trusting God when you're afraid. If fear has been loud lately — fear about a diagnosis, your marriage, your kids, money, your job, or a future you can't control — this message walks through one of the most honest prayers in the Bible. David doesn't pretend the danger isn't real. He's got enemies, armies, false witnesses, the whole thing. But his courage doesn't come from the threat disappearing. It comes from God being closer than the thing he's scared of. We dig into what it actually looks like to seek God's face before you obey your fear, why "the LORD is my light and my salvation" changes how you see everything, and how waiting on God is courage — not doing nothing. If you've ever laid awake at 2am while your brain ran every worst-case scenario, this one's for you.This is a Christian sermon on overcoming fear and anxiety through Scripture, biblical hope, and the gospel — how Jesus was forsaken so you'd be received, and why the resurrection turns waiting into expectation. Subscribe for weekly Bible teaching and verse-by-verse preaching, and if you're local, come worship with us in person. We'd love to have you. Boynton Beach Community Church meets Sundays at 9:00am and 10:30am in Boynton Beach, FL. Find service info, directions, and more at https://bbcc.church. Fear doesn't get the final word here — God does.

Run to the One Who Holds - Psalm 46 - for everybody carrying too much

You were never meant to be the one holding everything together. Psalm 46 was written by a family that watched their own world literally cave in, and somehow they became the people who taught everyone else how to sing.In this message, Pastor Samuel Sutter walks through Psalm 46, the ancient worship song behind Martin Luther's "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God," and shows why its most quoted line, "Be still and know that I am God," is not a call to relax but a call to surrender. If you are worn out from being the strong one, the fixer, the refuge everybody else runs to, this one is for you. We follow the story of the sons of Korah from collapse to worship, all the way to the cross, where Jesus walks straight into the thing we fear most and comes out the other side alive. You do not have to be unshakable. You are invited to run to the One who is.📖 Scripture in this message:Psalm 46 (main text)Numbers 16 and 26:11 (the sons of Korah)Exodus 14 (the Red Sea at daybreak)John 2:19 (Jesus as the true temple)Matthew 27:51 (the earth shakes at the cross)🙏 New here or looking for a church home in Boynton Beach? We would love to meet you. Join us Sundays at [9:00 AM and 10:30 AM], or watch online anytime. Learn more and plan a visit at www.bbcc.churchSubscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a message. If this helped you, share it with someone who needs to hear it this week.#Psalm46 #BeStillAndKnow #Sermon

Fully Known, Still Loved - Psalm 139

What if being fully known by God is not something to fear, but the beginning of freedom? In this sermon from Psalm 139, we explore how God knows our thoughts, our hidden places, our stories, and our fears, and how Jesus makes it possible to be fully known without being condemned. If you have ever felt unseen, unknown, or afraid to be honest with God, this message is for you. Join us at 9:00am or 10:30am at https://bbcc.church.

Where to Find God's Glory

Most of us have felt it—the ache that there has to be more to life than the daily routine. We look for it in adventure, romance, career, retreats, nostalgia, new experiences. We chase the mountaintop. In Mark 9, Peter, James, and John actually get one: Jesus transfigured before their eyes, his clothes brighter than anything on earth, Moses and Elijah standing beside him, the voice of the Father thundering from the cloud. Peter wants to stay there forever. This sermon is about what Peter saw, why Jesus wouldn't let him camp there, and where you and I can go today to see the glory our hearts are really looking for—spoiler: it's closer than you think, and it's in a book most of us leave on a shelf.This Sunday is Communion Sunday at BBCC. Come to the table where we remember that the glory of God was revealed most fully not on the bright mountain, but on the dark hill of the cross. Join us at 9:00am or 10:30am in Boynton Beach, FL, with coffee and bagels before and after. More info at https://bbcconline.com.Subscribe for weekly sermons, and share this one with someone who's been chasing glory in all the wrong places.#Mark9 #Transfiguration #Communion #BoyntonBeachChurch