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“Why, God?” It is a question we all ask eventually as we look at the world around us and witness great injustice. Sometimes we are even tempted to shake our fists at God. In this Psalm, Student Pastor Jesse Hicks will help us explore that part of our nature as well as be called to remember the truth of God's character upon which we can stand and be confident.

“How does God want me to respond to the anxiety in my life?” Well, like all the great questions of life, Scripture affords us an answer. This time it comes from the life of David. Community Pastor Tim Seippel will show us in this Psalm that there is a constructive, God-honoring way to respond to anxiety in our lives.

“Let the redeemed of the Lord say so!” There is no person too far for God to reach. Those who come to God all come by grace because of His great love. In this Psalm Student Pastor Jesse Hicks teaches as we look at our own story of redemption and remember to give thanks for His great love!

All religions point to three things: you ought to. . . you don't. . . you're toast. Religion is all about following the rules, but Jesus had something different in mind. He is more interested in us following Him than following the rules. In fact, He makes a pretty bold promise for those who choose relationship over rules. In this message, we will discover how to be spiritually free.

When a strong man goes down, it’s not usually all at once. There are small choices along the way that eventually lead to a massive fall. Samson didn’t ruin his life all at once. He ruined it one step at a time. Like Samson, we may be down, but we don’t have to be out. There’s still hope if we’ll turn around.

Samson is the biblical Hercules, a man of super-human strength whose accomplishments are legendary. But so are his weaknesses. Like Samson, we all have tremendous God-given potential. But if we are not careful, then just like Samson, we will self destruct.

God, I know You give grace to the humble. So I ask You, God, to do a deep work in my heart and break me. Break me of my pride. Break me of my selfishness. Break me of anything that keeps me from knowing You. As hard as it is to ask, God, do whatever it takes to break me.