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Marc Swenson - August 14, 2022
Season of Awakening
This week, we begin a new series in the Book of Psalms called Seasons of the Soul. The Psalms are beloved by so many people because they are relatable. Each of us resonates with the praise and thanksgiving of a grateful heart, the brokenness of a pierced soul, the anguish of feeling abandoned, or the joy of closeness with God. The Christian life is not static but through each season of our lives we are held in the hand of a loving God. C.S Lewis called Psalm 19 “The greatest poem in the Psalter and one of the greatest lyrics in the world.” Join us Sunday as we discover three doors to deeper intimacy with our Heavenly Father by studying this wonderful Psalm.
Scripture References: Psalms 19:1-14
From Series: "Seasons of the Soul"
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Marc Swenson - August 14, 2022
Season of Awakening
This week, we begin a new series in the Book of Psalms called Seasons of the Soul. The Psalms are beloved by so many people because they are relatable. Each of us resonates with the praise and thanksgiving of a grateful heart, the brokenness of a pierced soul, the anguish of feeling abandoned, or the joy of closeness with God. The Christian life is not static but through each season of our lives we are held in the hand of a loving God. C.S Lewis called Psalm 19 “The greatest poem in the Psalter and one of the greatest lyrics in the world.” Join us Sunday as we discover three doors to deeper intimacy with our Heavenly Father by studying this wonderful Psalm.
Scripture References: Psalms 19:1-14