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We gather not because we are perfect people, but because we serve a perfect Savior who loves us. That truth alone is worth celebrating! Psalm 100 calls us to make a joyful noise to all the earth. When you come to worship, something inside you should be overflowing with gratitude. His steadfast love endures forever, meaning nothing you do can undo his love for you. That unchanging love is our…
When the world feels like it is falling apart, Psalm 46 reminds us of something we know in our heads but struggle to hold in our hearts -- God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. This week at Crosspoint, we dug into one of the most comforting psalms in all of Scripture. The truth is simple but profound: God is in control AND He cares for you personally. Not from a distance,…
What do you do when someone you trusted deeply betrays you? This week we dove into Psalm 109, one of the Bible's most raw and honest prayers, where David cries out to God after being wounded by someone he only showed love to. The hard truth? The New Testament calls us to something radically different than revenge. Jesus, Paul, Peter, and James all point us in the same direction: forgive as you…
Where you plant yourself determines what you produce. Psalm 1 opens the entire book of Psalms with a striking contrast: the person rooted in God's Word, stable and fruitful like a tree planted by living water, and the person without that foundation, tossed like chaff in the wind. The blessed life is not built on your own truth, your own goodness, or the approval of others. It is built on Christ,…
What if the sin you think is hidden is actually shaping everything around you? This week, Kevin walked us through Psalm 51, the raw confession of a man who had everything and still chose destruction. David's story is a mirror, and it asks us a hard question: are you willing to look? The good news is this: your sin is worse than you think, but God is more merciful than you can imagine. His mercy…
Do you spend more time focusing on what is wrong than on what God has done? Psalm 103 is a life-changing reminder that we were made for praise, not pessimism. David had to remind himself over and over again to bless the Lord, and so do we. The benefits are staggering. Every sin forgiven. Every transgression removed as far as the east is from the west (Psalm 103:12). A God who is merciful,…
What if the blessings God has given you were never meant to stop with you? In Psalm 67, we discover a powerful truth: God blesses us so we can bless others, leading them to worship Him. Just like God called Israel to be a conduit of His grace to all nations, we're called to pass on the blessing of salvation to those around us. The equation is simple but profound—God blesses His people, His people…
When was the last time you were truly amazed by God? This week we explored Psalm 116 and discovered a powerful truth: our vision of God has grown too small. Not because God has changed, but because we've stopped seeing Him for who He truly is. The psalmist sings "I love the Lord" not out of obligation, but because he's encountered a God who bends down to listen, who inclines His ear to hear our…
When life feels overwhelming and God seems distant, where do you turn? This week we explored Psalm 42—a raw, honest prayer from someone who felt spiritually dry and surrounded by doubt. The psalmist teaches us something powerful: it's okay to bring our complaints, our tears, and our confusion directly to God. We don't need to clean ourselves up first. Come thirsty. Come messy. Come exactly as you…
In a world full of rage, chaos, and constant noise, we need to be reminded of one powerful truth: Jesus is King, and we are not. This Father's Day, we explored Psalm 2 and confronted our tendency to rebel against God's authority while trying to control our own lives. The nations rage, rulers plot, and we personally struggle—but God sits on His throne and laughs. Not in mockery, but because He…
What is your center? When we gaze at creation and see God's majesty, we discover our true identity. The Creator of the universe knows you, cares for you, and calls you to purpose. Don't just consume life... worship the One who made it all. Find your place in His plan. [No sermons notes this week.]