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Psalm 133 invites us to see church as more than a gathering—it is a people brought together by God to share his life. In this message, we explore the beauty of belonging, the overflowing blessing that comes through Christ, and the simple but powerful call to make room at the table for one another.

Some of us brace for the next bad thing so constantly that we forget how to receive good. Psalm 23 meets us there: the Lord is our Shepherd, so lack is not our lord; we’re not abandoned in the valley; and God sets a table before us even with enemies at the door. This message invites us to stop bracing and trust that goodness and mercy are on our trail—our Shepherd is good to the end.

Psalm 32 takes us into the honest territory of guilt and relief: a man who tried to keep his failure quiet watched it eat him from the inside out, then finally stepped into the light and found happiness. This message explores how hiding our sin from God leads to decay, while hiding ourselves in God brings forgiveness, guidance, and joy.

Psalm 32 takes us into the honest territory of guilt and relief: a man who tried to keep his failure quiet watched it eat him from the inside out, then finally stepped into the light and found happiness. This message explores how hiding our sin from God leads to decay, while hiding ourselves in God brings forgiveness, guidance, and joy.

Steve Copenhaver lead us through Psalm 40, reminding us that even in days of distress, God meets His people with delight and deliverance. We are invited to cry out honestly to the Lord, confess our need and trust in Him, celebrate His faithful saving work, and surrender ourselves to His will—ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ, whose sacrifice brings us peace and healing.