Jonathan Linder • Jul 11, 2021 • Dallas
Summer in the Psalms – Psalm 145Austin Mankin • Aug 8, 2021 • Dallas |
Summer in the Psalms – Psalm 119Cooper McCullough • Aug 1, 2021 • Dallas |
Summer in the Psalms – Psalm 101Jul 25, 2021 • Dallas |
Summer in the Psalms – Psalm 73Cooper McCullough • Jul 18, 2021 • Dallas |
Summer in the Psalms – Psalm 51Jonathan Linder • Jul 11, 2021 • Dallas |
Summer in the Psalms – Psalm 34Jonathan Linder • Jun 27, 2021 • Dallas |
Summer in the Psalms – Psalm 27 - 2021Jun 20, 2021 • Dallas |
Summer in the Psalms – Psalm 23Ryan Oakes • Jun 13, 2021 • Dallas |
Summer in the Psalms – Psalm 16Jonathan Linder • Jun 6, 2021 • Dallas |
Summer in the Psalms – Psalm 1Austin Mankin • May 30, 2021 • Dallas |
Have you ever thought about what your response should be after you sin?
What feelings or emotions do you normally have after you sin?
Who or what are some of the things that you run to after you sin?
Why are we tempted to think that we can “work our way out of” or “fix” our own sin? What does the gospel say about this? Ephesians 2:8-9
What is something from today’s message or small group discussion that you can take and put into practice this summer?
The book of Psalms provides an honest look at what it’s like to have a relationship with God. Each chapter encourages us to be real about the challenges we face in life and the promises that should guide us every day. This summer we will be studying specific chapters in the book of Psalms that teach us how to look to God in any circumstance.