Meet At The Mountain

The God Who Hears and Sees

As we take a short break from our Summer in the Psalms series, today’s message is titled The God Who Hears and Sees, from Genesis 16. In this passage, we’ll follow the story of Hagar and discover that God is neither distant nor unaware of our struggles. He is the God who sees our affliction, hears our cries, and faithfully meets us with His presence, grace, and hope.

A God Focused Life

In our series Summer in the Psalms, today’s message is titled A God-Focused Life, from Psalm 37. In this passage, we’ll discover what it looks like to trust the Lord in a world filled with uncertainty and injustice. Rather than being consumed by fear or comparison, Psalm 37 calls us to delight in God, commit our ways to Him, and rest in His faithful promises.

A Journey From Comparison to Contentment

In our series Summer in the Psalms, today’s message is titled A Journey from Comparison to Contentment, from Psalm 73. In this psalm, Asaph wrestles with envy, comparison, and the apparent success of the wicked. Yet through his struggle, God leads him to a deeper understanding of what truly matters. As we explore Psalm 73, we’ll see how God moves our hearts from comparison and discontentment to trust, gratitude, and contentment in Him.

The Faithfulness of The LORD Endures Forever

In our series Summer in the Psalms, today’s message is titled The Faithfulness of the LORD Endures Forever, from Psalm 117. Though it is the shortest chapter in the Bible, this psalm gives us a powerful reason to praise God: His steadfast love and faithfulness never fail. As we look at this brief but profound passage, we’ll be reminded that God's faithfulness extends to all peoples and endures through every generation.

Where Do You Find God?

In our series Summer in the Psalms, today’s message is titled Where Do We Find God, from Psalm 19. In this psalm, David points us to the many ways God makes Himself known—through the beauty of creation, the truth of His Word, and His transforming work in our lives. As we explore Psalm 19, we'll be reminded that God has not left us to search for Him in the dark, but has graciously revealed Himself so that we might know Him and worship Him.