Have you ever received an invitation to a very important event from someone truly significant? This Sunday, I’ll be sharing about an unexpected invitation Sarah and I received several years ago—an experience we’ll never forget.But as meaningful as that was, it pales in comparison to the invitation extended to every believer in Psalm 95. I encourage you to read that psalm a few times between now an...

Proverbs 3:5-6 instructs us to, “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him. And He will direct your paths.”Trust is defined as reliance on the integrity, truthfulness, and accuracy of an individual.Psalm 11 reflects David’s trust in the Lord during troubling times in his life. I’m “trusting” we may gain insight into the depths of...

I’m so looking forward to Sunday and the opportunity I’ll have to teach out of Psalm 8. I do hope you’ll read that short psalm several times before you get to church. Psalm 8 asks one of life’s oldest and most important questions: “What is man?” In other words, Who am I? That question still echoes in our world today. People of all ages struggle with identity, searching for meaning, worth, and purp...

Have you ever been in a situation where you can’t stop the tears from coming? You are not sure what the future holds and maybe even are wondering where God is? David was experiencing something similar when he wrote Psalm 6.  You may have more in common with Jesus than you know when the tears come.Join us at Faith Family on Sunday for the sermon “A Time to Cry.”Brent Doolin......

Psalm 19:7-11This Sunday will begin a new Sermon Series titled “Summer in the Psalms”.  The Psalms are like no other book in the Bible.  They are a collection of songs and poems written by multiple authors and express everything from praise, joy, and worship to sadness and sorrow.  This week’s message comes from Psalm 19:7-11 where we will learn some of the characteristics and benefits of God’s wo...