7/12/26, I Will Remember… (Part 1)

7/12/26, I Will Remember… (Part 1)

When trouble comes, there is darkness, and darkness often seems to hide God's face. In Psalm 77, we witness the Psalmist go from focusing on himself and his troubles to remembering the deeds of the Lord. Thank you for listening to this week’s sermon from Clear Water Presbyterian Church. More information can be found on our website. www.clearwaterpresec.com

7/5/26, Still Sovereign

Psalm 76 is a divine victory song, declaring God's magnificent triumph over His enemies. Through it, we learn that God is sovereign over His people, His enemies and the nations. Because God reigns, He is present with His people, works even the evil of the world for His purpose, and brings the gospel to the nations, drawing sinners to Himself. The God who was present with His people in Judah is the same God who is present with His people today. Thank you for listening to this week’s sermon from Clear Water Presbyterian Church. More information can be found on our website. www.clearwaterpresec.com

6/28/26, Till We Meet Again

As Paul and Barnabas set off on their separate missionary journeys, we learn that Jesus' mission and plan for the Church does not fail, even in division. This mission can happen with or without us, but we are brought into it by grace. Thank you for listening to this week’s sermon from Clear Water Presbyterian Church. More information can be found on our website. www.clearwaterpresec.com

6/21/26, Effective Fellowship

The book of Philemon shows the gospel with skin on. Through the story of Philemon, Onesimus, and Paul, we see how Christ reconciles sinners to God and to one another, creating a true spiritual family marked by forgiveness, love, and effective fellowship. Jesus transforms lost causes and calls His people to live out the grace they have received. Thank you for listening to this week’s sermon from Clear Water Presbyterian Church. More information can be found on our website. www.clearwaterpresec.com

6/14/26, A Liturgy for the Unthinkable

Psalm 74 gives us the words to pray when we don't have them; when our circumstances are just too dire. This liturgy for the unthinkable instructs us to protest with questions, look backwards to creation and the Cross, and pray to God to remember His covenant. Our God is the King from of Old, never forgetting His covenant people, so when life is in awful ruins, we must learn to pray from within our faith. Thank you for listening to this week’s sermon from Clear Water Presbyterian Church. More information can be found on our website. www.clearwaterpresec.com