Everwell Church Podcast

How do you respond to fear? What is a healthy response to fear? David calls people to trust and give praise amid the darkness.

Trials help activate your faith, so do not be afraid, but consider it as joy.

When we look upon the goodness and the glory of God, we are never the same.

David repents from his sin and longs for a clean and new heart. It is only through faith in the Gospel in which we are made whole.

In this passage, we learn that the follower of Jesus must learn to love what Jesus loves.

The people of God used to follow a cloud & fire when God was calling them to move. Now we have the Holy Spirit in our hearts.

To be set apart in scripture is to be removed and returned for a purpose. This process is called sanctification.

We must remember the goodness of God and remind ourselves of his faithfulness and goodness.

Because Jesus finished the work for us on the cross, we now must believe and receive God's rest for our restless souls.

Many doubt their beliefs, but few doubt their doubts. Look at the faith of the son of God's first skeptic.

Jesus is better than all other things that came before, and he will never change.

In the end, what matters most? God calls us to the fear of God and keeping his commandments.

Devoted to the works of God and each other is only possible through looking to Jesus.

We must bless the Lord at all times and taste and see that he is good.

This sermon is about the empty tomb and the everlasting life that we now have in Jesus.

The cross of Christ is where death was defeated. In this sermon, we learn the history of death and the victory of Jesus.

Jesus is the Shepherd that answers our call.

Paul urges his son in the faith to pursue after things that truly matter.

God knows that our eternal hearts will only be satisfied by his everlasting life.

The goodness and mercy of the Good Shepherd are coming after his own.