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Losing your footing is an unnerving feeling, whether physical or spiritual. As Psalm 73 talks about, it can happen when we compare ourselves to others. In this sermon, we continue exploring the Psalms and what they say about our walk with a personal God—even when we lose a foothold.
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In this week’s sermon we dig into Psalm 66. The writer reminds us to take a look around…”come and see” what God has done for us!
Want to “come and see” what God is all about? Join us for Sunday worship and find out!
1 Timothy 4:7 instructs to “train yourself to be godly.” What does that look like? Peter Kuppler shares what the campus students have been learning about their walks with God.
Want to learn more about living for God in your own life? Come visit us on Sundays or join a Bible study.
God has a plan for us, but we have to come to him on his terms as he outlines in the Scriptures, not our own or what others might have told us.
Want to learn more about what the Bible teaches about coming to God on his terms? Study the Bible and find out.
In many of the Psalms he wrote about his walk with God, David expressed his emotions through his highest as well as his lowest moments. But regardless of his circumstances, he always found hope in God, and we can too.
Not sure how to put your hope in God? The Bible shows us how! Talk to us about joining a Bible study so you can learn more about it.
