August Gate Church

This week, we see that even when it seems like the wicked prosper, God is in control, so draw near to Him.

This week, we learn that we worship a God who has done the great work of sustaining, redeeming, and keeping covenant with us, and He calls us to delight in His work by delighting in His Word.

This week, we saw in Psalms 111 & 112 that when praise and delight for God flow out of our corporate worship and into our personal lives and private thoughts, there is great reward.

This week, David walks us through his famous "song of sin" and in doing so, we learned 7 basic but important truths about sin.

The people of God have always had a tendency to worship and put their trust in things other than God. Psalm 29 is a reminder of the power and character of God and while He alone should be worshipped and trust.

This week, we walked through lament together. Not only will you hear the sermon but our convocation and a spoken word delivered by Matt Bryant. In Psalm 13, God shows us our hope, our enemy, and our work.

This week's text shows us that when confronted with misplaced guilt and shame, God alone is our refuge and He alone can give us joy, hope, and freedom.

In the last song of Jesus, we see the love of God casts out fear.

In the last song of Jesus, we see the love of God casts out fear.

In Psalm 19 David calls God's people to look at the works of God, look to the Word of God, look in the mirror and look to Jesus.

This week, we see that God calls men to fear Him and walk in His ways, and promises within the distinct roles of husband, father, and worker.

This week, we studied Psalm 24.

Psalm 23 shows us that Jesus leads us, protects us, and keeps us.

In Psalm 23, we learn we can find comfort in Jesus our shepherd at all times, when we're safe, afraid, and attacked.

We are made to marvel at the majesty of God, which He reveals in our weakness, in our insignificance, and even in our failures.

In our second week of Zion Songs, we see that, like David, we must remember the working of God's Grace in the past as we face hardship in the present.

We kicked off Zion Songs with Psalms 1 & 2, showing us the main themes of the entire book: a declaration of two paths, an invitation to blessing, and the proclamation of Jesus.

This week, Jesus responds to our missional excuses with a command to love deeply, sacrificially, and fearlessly.

This week, we kicked off the summer Gospel Community session with the challenge to be a church focused on the Great Commandment.

God has made women uniquely in His image and uniquely feminine, and He calls them to live confidently as He has made them.