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You've prayed and prayed, and nothing has changed.
The marriage is still struggling. The kids are still wandering.
The diagnosis is still there.
Stay in a hard season long enough and it starts to convince you it's permanent.
Psalm 126 is six verses, written for people who know what it's like to wait, to weep, and to watch God turn everything around. Pastor Chad preaches it from inside his own season of tears and walks through three ways to find joy in the middle of your pain: remember His faithfulness, request His restoration, and rely on His promise.
The Negev is a dry, barren wasteland with no permanent rivers, right up until it rains. Then, in an instant, what looked dead is flooded. That's the picture behind verse 4. Dry does not mean dead. Some of us have put a period where God only wants a comma. And the tears you're sowing right now are not the end of the story.
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29 Sept 2026
Who Owns Your Mouth? | Psalm 12
"Who is master over us?"
That's not a line from an atheist.
In Psalm 12, it's coming out of the mouths of God's own people.
Pastor Tim opens a new stretch of the Psalms focused on spiritual formation. The psalmist cries out that the faithful have vanished. Not the religious, the faithful. People still call on God and still show up to church, but they speak with a "double heart," in the Hebrew literally a heart and a heart. One says what people want to hear. The other does whatever it wants.
Then God stands up and speaks. His words are pure, like silver refined seven times, and they're what forms faithful people in a wicked generation.
Your speech reveals your allegiance. Death and life are in the tongue.
The question isn't what words you're allowed to say. It's who owns your mouth.
Scripture: Psalm 12, Deuteronomy 6, Proverbs 18:21, Matthew 12:34-37, James 3.
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20 Sept 2026
Loud Songs, Hard Hearts | Psalm 95
"If You would just do this, then I would." Most of us have prayed some version of it. Psalm 95 was written for the people who already got their answer, and still asked.
Pastor Tim opens in Exodus 17, at a place called Massah and Meribah, where a nation that had watched ten plagues, walked through a parted sea, and eaten bread off the ground asked out loud, "Is the LORD among us or not?" Then he turns to Psalm 95 and shows you that the psalmist buried that story inside a worship song on purpose.
The psalm starts loud. Sing. Shout. Make a joyful noise. Halfway through it drops to its knees. And then God Himself starts speaking, and it stops being a worship song and becomes a warning.
Three layers of thanks: gratitude, acknowledgement, confession. Most of us only ever practice the first. And you can sing loudly in a service and still listen poorly to the voice of God.
Scripture: Psalm 95, Exodus 15, Exodus 17, Numbers 14, Hebrews 3-4.
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