Why Do You Pray?

  Join us this week as Pastor Duke starts off a sermon series about prayer!

Psalm 70:1-5

  You would think something as simple as giving it to God would be something that we would naturally just do; But sadly, too often… it’s one of our last steps. Sermon Notes

Psalm 69:1-36

  After the beauty of Psalm 68 that exalted God in his strength, his holiness, and his nearness to the weak, David now begins this song with a cry for help. “Save me O God”. Sermon Notes

Psalm 68:1-35

  This picture is meant to be violent. Those who stand as enemies of God need to understand the reality of what that means so that they will no longer stand as enemies but surrender to this King who provides all things to His people. Sermon Notes

Psalm 66:1-20

  When you don’t see results in your prayers, first come before the Lord and ask Him to help you take inventory of self. Come knowing that He loves you and has plans to prosper you and not to harm you!     Sermon Notes

Psalm 65:1-13

  Redemption doesn’t end in deliverance, it ends with praise. Psalm 64 David is assured of God’s heavenly deliverance by God’s earthly dominion.     Sermon Notes

Psalm 64:1-10

  Join us this week as Pastor Dave Zamora teaches on Psalm 64!

Psalm 63:1-11

  David in his praise is not ignorant of the enemies surrounding him; But even now he looks to God and knows God will deal with his enemies. There’s a confidence that God is just and even if David is suffering now, God will bring about good from it.     Sermon Notes

Psalm 62:1-12

  There’s a picture being painted in verse one. The picture is one of stillness and trust, and there’s confidence and peace in the statement that David makes. This is what his soul does. This peace and confidence and trust comes from only one source and there is only one who is worthy of yielding [...]

Psalm 61:1-8

  David often uses this phrase, the shelter, or the shadow of Yahweh's wings. David knew of the wings on the Ark of the Covenant that covered the mercy seat and the symbolism of it.     Sermon Notes