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2017.07.23 – Tune my Heart – Psalm 51
“2017.07.23 – Tune my Heart – Psalm 51” A sermon from Heights Church. More information at HeightsChurchMN.org Notes and discussion questions here Subscribe in an RSS reader or on iTunes
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2017.07.16 – Tune my Heart – Psalm 44 – featuring Pastor Brenna Zeimet
“2017.07.16 – Tune my Heart – Psalm 44 – featuring Pastor Brenna Zeimet” A sermon from Heights Church. More information at HeightsChurchMN.org Subscribe in an RSS reader or on iTunes
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Prayer for the day
Lord, in this time may I tire of worthless pursuits. May my vision be filled with your majesty. May I throw off all distractions to follow the holy passion of your great name. 6 I hate those who cling to worthless idols; as for me, I trust in the Lord. (Ps. 31:6, NIV)
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The reason we gather as the church
Psalm 134 is a call to bless the Lord. It is a reminder of WHY we have gathered together.
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The God who stoops
“God gets down on his knees among us, gets on our level and shares himself with us….
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Living together as family in the church
“Children are ordinarily so full of their own needs and wants that they look at a brother of sister not as an ally but as a competitor. If there is only one pork chop on the plate and three of us who want it, I will look at my brother and sister not as delightful dinner companions but as difficult…
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Nobody knows the trouble…
This is not a call to embrace suffering, either. It’s not to dwell in the fatalism. It is to immerse the suffering in God.
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Prayer for return of our focus as the Church
In my reading for Lent, I came to Psalm 82:2-3 2 “How long will you defend the unjust and show partiality to the wicked? 3 Defend the weak and the fatherless; uphold the cause of the poor and the oppressed.
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The night watch
Lately I have been chalking up these middle of the night sessions to “old age.” “I must be getting old. I’m getting up more and I’m not falling right back to sleep.”
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The darkness and the dawn
When we think we’ve made it on our own, there are times the Lord may step back a bit and let us “revel” in our “self-made” achievements.