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Psalm 65 is a psalm of praise for God's presence, His power, and His abundant provision. We hope you are encouraged to give God praise for all He has made, for His presence with His people, and His provision in your life.

What does it look like to trust God to bring justice? So often it is tempting to take vengeance or bring justice to a situation ourselves. In times like these we can learn from Psalm 64 and walk with hope knowing that God will bring justice.

Have you ever wondered what to do when you feel far from God? In Psalm 63 King David felt this as he was in the wilderness of Judah away from all the comfort and familiarity of life in the palace. But in this difficult period of life, David turned to worship the Lord, even when God felt far away.

Where do you put your trust? In Psalm 62 the Psalmist contrasts God, man, and money. While God is pictured as a reliable rock-like fortress, man is pictured as a mere breath, and money is not to be trusted at all. As you hear this sermon from Pastor Jim Schultz, why not allow the Lord to examine your heart and show you where you are putting your trust?

Kicking off our Summer in the Psalms we take a look at Psalm 61 which could be described as a Psalm of Protection. Pastor Jim Schultz unpacks what this prayer for protection points to and how it applies to our lives today.

Matthew 26:57-75 gives a stark contrast of events on the night of Jesus' arrest and "trial". On one hand you have Jesus being falsely accused but condemned as guilty, while on the other you have Peter who is rightly accused of being with Jesus but pleads innocent to the bystanders. It is a climactic point in the story of Jesus' arrest and trial that hold important lessons for us today.