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Sermons from the Psalms

When the World is Falling Apart, Psalm 2, 08/30/2020, Pastor Fred Gums
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Where to Find Peace; Psalm 4, 04/19/2020


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Glory Through Suffering; Good Friday Sermon, Psalm 22, 04/10/2020
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 Where to Find Strength and Peace; Psalm 29, 04/05/2020
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How Majestic is His Name! Psalm 8, 03/29/2020
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 Our Refuge-Giving God, Psalm 46, 3-22-20

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Delight in the Journey, Earl Evans, Psalm 1, 01/12/2020

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 Seeking to See the God of My Salvation, Psalm 27, 10/20/2019

 The audio below is from a version of this sermon preached at Plummer Bible Church in Plummer, Idaho on 10/13/2019
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