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The resurrection is not just an old event that we reference once a year. The resurrection is an eternal event that touches every moment of every year of our lives. We must recapture the awe, the surprise, and the overwhelming, unbelievable joy of the empty tomb - Jesus is alive, and this means everything to us.

In Psalm 22, we see not only a depiction of life in a broken world, we see the portrayal of Jesus Christ on the cross, the perfect king dying in the place of sinners. In the cross, the joy and pain of Christ touches the joy and pain of our lives, pointing to hope and restoration on Easter Sunday.

The triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday is an event of extravagant importance. Here he is, the coming king... but is he the king everyone expected? Is he the king we expect him to be today? He is the king that exceeds all our hopes; he is the King of Grace.

The Psalms are wisdom literature, kept for us with timeless insight for our everyday lives. In this sermon, we examine how wisdom is defined, why it is valuable, and (perhaps most importantly) how we obtain it.

Psalm 146 invites the reader to praise the Lord and to do so by an act of trust. We praise God because we can trust him.

Anger in and of itself is not sin; it is one of a number of emotions we have been designed to feel. The command comes to us: be angry and do not sin. What does it look like to be righteously angry, how are we to feel, examine, and offer our anger before the Lord?