Psalm 33 is a wonderfil Psalm that is like a circular song. Once you reach the end you naturally roll back to the start, repeating or starting over. We experience this as we reflect on what God has done to discern what God is doing to achieve what God will do. Past present and future praiseing the Lord.

As we start our Summer in the Psalms series Pastor Colin gives a brief overview of the Psalms and the introductory Psalm 1. The comparisson of the Righteous Person and the Wicked. What differentiates them at their core? How do we pursue God in the Psalm as a community?

This series is going to have 11 different speakers for it. What a great celebration of this communial text ot have it proclaimed as a community.

Guest speaker Mark Peters encourages us with stories of what God is doing and how God is building us up to do the same. Mark Peters is the District Superintedent for the Pacific District and shares stories of how churches across the District are joining God in the work of caring for others and sharing the Gospel. And the driving point we are the church. God is at work outside of buildings by building us up as His church.

What a wonderful end to the book of Jude. The benediction that is given is inspiring and encouraging. But before that we are told to be gentle with people who doubt. What wonderful words coming from one of Jesus half brothers who doubted himself.

Let's take a look together.

We are starting a short series in the book of Jude. In this epistle the author Jude wants to write about the joy of salvation but instead writes this emergency alert on contending for the Faith.

So let's dive in with Jude the Servent of Jesus Christ.

The beauty of Easter weekend is that the story does not end Good Friday in John 19, it begins in John 20 with the resurrection of Jesus and the invitation to the Loud Supper of the church. Join us as we explore the wonder of The final feast with Jesus and the hope we now have because of the Resurrection of Jesus.

How did the people that welcomed Jesus in at the triumphal entry shouting "Hosanna!" turn on Jesus less then a week later shouting "Crucify Him!"

There is something about the kingship of Jesus that they were not satisfied with. But truly only Jesus Satisfies our deepest needs.

What is your favorite meal? Well I love a good sandwich. Everyone gets hungry and we need to eat. Our favorite meal doesn't satisfy forever. Let's look into John 13 and John 6 and discover a Meal that satisfies forever.