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We’ve been talking the last few Sundays about psalms and looking at them through a lens developed by Walter Brueggemann. He says that all of human life with God moves through three seasons: Orientation, Disorientation, and New Orientation.
Pastor Chris shared that his life had recently been through that three part cycle. He said, "In each of those places— especially if I turn around and look back at what happened and where I’ve been— I see God’s tender mercies." That phrase, "tender mercy," appears in several psalms including the one we looked at on this Sunday.
Join us for the final in our short series in the psalms and hear several that punctuated our pastor's recent past-- and in which you may find encouragement as well.
Note: The artwork associated with this sermon/podcast is titled "Tender Mercy" by Steve and Tonya Vistaune.
Pastor Chris shared that his life had recently been through that three part cycle. He said, "In each of those places— especially if I turn around and look back at what happened and where I’ve been— I see God’s tender mercies." That phrase, "tender mercy," appears in several psalms including the one we looked at on this Sunday.
Join us for the final in our short series in the psalms and hear several that punctuated our pastor's recent past-- and in which you may find encouragement as well.
Note: The artwork associated with this sermon/podcast is titled "Tender Mercy" by Steve and Tonya Vistaune.
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