In Philippians 4:4–9, Paul gives practical instructions for living a life worthy of the gospel. While these familiar verses are often applied to life's difficulties and personal anxieties, in this sermon, Pastor Tim points out how their context reveals another important application: maintaining unity in our relationships. Paul teaches that rejoicing, gentleness, prayer, and godly thinking not only help us face life's difficulties but also transform how we treat one another.

In Luke 24, Jesus says that the Psalms point us to him. In this sermon, Pastor Steve shows us how the Psalms give God’s people words for worship in every season of life: joy, sorrow, guilt, fear, gratitude, suffering, and hope. The Psalms are the heartfelt cries of God’s people, and Jesus is God’s answer to those cries! He is the answer when we need forgiveness, when we praise God’s mighty works, when we lament evil in the world, and when we long for God’s promises to be fulfilled. The wisdom of the book of Psalms is this: we learn how to worship God in every one of life's circumstances by seeing Christ as the answer!

Is God good? At some point in our lives, each of us has to answer this question, and this question is the heart of the book of Job. In this sermon, Pastor Tim walks us through the problems of faith that Job's story raises and the beauty of trusting God, even when all of life falls apart.