Psalm 25 (no specific verse given)The Bema Seatquoted loosely at the close, that fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom and with those who fear his name he shares his secrets
Psalms (unspecified verse)His Name Your Boot: Week 2Search my heart O God, paraphrased as a prayer to invite God to examine one's life
PsalmsDevoted to Destructionspeaker paraphrased David asking God to satisfy him in the morning with his steadfast love
PsalmsClarity In Complexity Part 2referenced to distinguish that Israel knew God's ways but Moses knew his character
Psalm 2 (unspecified verse)Your Reward Is ComingBrian prays ask and I will give you the nations as your inheritance
Psalms (chapter not specified)Sealed and BrandedSearch my heart O God, examine my life and lead me in the way of everlasting life
PsalmsNew Wineskins for Salemy heart has heard you say come and spend time with me and my heart replies Lord I am coming
PsalmsDevoted to DestructionJustin referenced David asking God to satisfy him in the morning with steadfast love, without citing a specific psalm number
Psalms (unspecified verse)Still Small Voicemy heart has heard you say, come and spend time with me, and my heart replies, Lord, I am coming
PsalmsNew Body Cominghe sent forth his word and healed them, cited during prayer for healing
Psalms (unspecified verse)Resurrection Series Week 3： Part 4measuring life according to God's standards as a plumb line for right and wrong
Psalm 2 (referenced without full quotation)The Government on His ShouldersJesus will smash the nations like a clay pot with his iron scepter
Psalm (unspecified)Come Up the MountainReferenced as saying 'Lord, I have heard you say, come and meet with me, and my response is, I am coming'
Psalm 1The Deeper Rootreferenced as describing a righteous person as a tree planted by the river, used to encourage staying rooted in scripture
Psalm 1What Do I Memorize？referenced in closing prayer, roots growing down into living water bearing fruit every season
Psalm 1:2-3Sukkot 2024: Resting and Celebratingcongregation member connected the willows by streams in Leviticus to trees planted by the riverbank bearing fruit
Psalm 1:2-3Sukkot 2024: Resting and Celebratingcongregation member connected the willows of the brook to trees planted by the riverbank bearing fruit
Psalm 2When a Jew Rules the Worldkiss the son, take refuge in him, used as the closing invitation to surrender to Jesus
Psalm 2Finding Jesus in Leviticusbriefly cited as the passage where nations shake their fist in rage at God
Psalm 2New Wine Deeper Explainedcited for the image of Jesus ruling nations with an iron scepter and smashing them like a clay pot
Psalm 2Look Beneath the SurfaceJesus ruling from earth, making enemies his footstool and ruling nations with an iron rod
Psalm 2Sukkot 2024: Resting and CelebratingBrian pointed to it as showing Jesus returning as conquering king who rules with an iron rod and laughs at conspiring nations
Psalm 15The Blood Bridges the Gapread in full to illustrate who may enter God's presence, connecting blamelessness to the unblemished animal requirement
Psalm 15The Sin Offeringread in full to show who may enter God's presence, paralleling the requirement for a blameless animal
Psalm 16:7Hearing AidsI will bless the Lord who guides me, even at night my heart instructs me, used in context of dreams and visions
Psalm 18:6The Danger of Dullnessprayed over earthquake victims in Venezuela - 'in my distress I cried out to the Lord, yes I prayed to my God for help and he heard me from his sanctuary'
Psalm 19:7-14The Great Rewardmain text for week two, on the benefits and reward of God's word
Psalms 19:7-14Sweeter Than Honeymain passage for the week, read aloud in full and expounded throughout the sermon
Psalm 22The Bulls of Bashanread aloud in full as the primary text of the sermon
Psalm 22:1-24The Bulls of Bashanread aloud in full as the main text of the sermon
Psalm 22:1-24Easter Sunday at TribeRead aloud in full as the primary text; Brian traced David's prophetic picture of Christ's suffering
Psalm 23His Praise on Our Lipsreferenced briefly as an example of scripture about God's guidance and leadership, the good shepherd leading by still waters and green pastures
Psalm 23The Power Accessible in RecalibrationRead in full twice (NLT and NKJV) as the main text for the teaching on God's rhythm of rest and recalibration
Psalm 23Coronation of the Kingyour rod and your staff comfort me, mentioned in discussing the scepter as a shepherd's staff
Psalm 23Whom Have I in Heaven But Youparaphrased by a congregation member during open sharing, connecting surrender and rest to the Lord as shepherd
Psalm 23:1Restfulness vs. Restlessnessused as a breath prayer, inhaling 'the Lord is my shepherd' and exhaling 'I shall not want'
Psalm 23:4The Fourth Man in the Firecongregation member connected it to Isaiah 43: 'even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death'
Psalms 23:5Meal on the Mountainquoted to connect the feast prepared by God with the meal the elders shared on the mountain
Psalm 23:5The Feast on the MountainGod prepares a feast in the presence of enemies, cup overflows with blessing
Psalm 24:1The Land of Promisefoundation stone that all the earth belongs to the Lord
Psalm 25Wood, Hay, and Strawreferenced briefly, the fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge
Psalm 25Saved. Now What？The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, Lord what do you have for me
Psalm 25The Bema Seat： Face to Facerecalled from memory at the close, linking fear of the Lord to wisdom and God sharing his secrets with those who fear his name
Psalm 27Come and Talk with Meread aloud in full by congregation members as the main text of the sermon
Psalm 27Come and Talk with MeRead aloud in full by members of the congregation as the foundation for the whole sermon
Psalms 27:8A Special Message on IsraelMy heart has heard you say, come and talk with me, and my heart responds, Lord, I am coming, spoken over a congregation member named Elisha
Psalms 27:8New Wineskins for Salemy heart has heard you say come and spend time with me, cited in closing prayer
Psalm 27:8Come and Talk with MeThe key verse of the sermon: 'My heart has heard you say, come and talk with me. And my heart responds, Lord, I am coming'
Psalm 27:8Now Is Not the Time to Check OutBrian sharing a word for Elisha about cultivating intimacy with God in the secret place
Psalm 27:14Your Hotline to Heavenwait for the Lord, be strong and let your heart take courage
Psalm 29:3Sons of God ｜ Dr. Laura Sangerthe voice of the Lord over the mighty waters, used to explain the term mighty waters as referring to the water kingdom
Psalm 32Turn the Cat around Week 6Brian quoted it on confessing sin, the body wasting away, and receiving forgiveness
Psalm 32:1-5The Ways We Worshipread aloud to address the joy and relief that comes from confessing sin
Psalm 32:1-5Worship Is a Sacrificeread aloud to show the joy of confessing sin and receiving forgiveness
Psalm 32:5-7Sons of God ｜ Dr. Laura Sangerconfessing sin and the mighty waters not reaching him, cited as showing repentance as a strategy to defeat water spirits
Psalm 34:8-10How To Hang Your Hatused to affirm that those who trust in the Lord lack nothing
Psalm 34:8-10How to Hang Your HatJay quoted it to invite the congregation to trust fully in the Lord who lacks nothing
Psalm 34:14Our Relationship With IsraelClay quoted it to address seeking peace in the context of Israel's response to Hamas
Psalm 34:14My Love for Israel Is Passionate and Strongturn away from evil, seek peace and pursue it, used in discussion of how Israel and Christians should respond to the conflict
Psalm 34:18Jesus In The Wildernessthe Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit
Psalm 37Marked by His WordCongregation member cited it as a series of conditional promises: trust in the Lord, delight in him, commit your way, and he will act
Psalm 37Fighting in Sauls Armorput your hope in the Lord, travel steadily along his path, referenced as a verse spoken over the church in January
Psalm 37:7Travel Steady Along His Pathbe still before the Lord and wait patiently for him, fret not over the one who prospers in his way
Psalm 37:34Wood, Hay, and Strawread aloud by a congregation member, put your hope in the Lord, travel steadily along his path, he will honor you by giving you the land
Psalm 37:34Clarity In Complexityword given to Tribe for 2023: put your hope in the Lord, travel steadily along his path
Psalm 37:34Saved. Now What？Put your hope in the Lord, travel steadily along his path, he will honor you by giving you the land
Psalm 37:34Travel Steady Along His Pathcentral verse for the year: put your hope in the Lord, travel steadily along his path
Psalm 37:34Clarity in ComplexityNamed as the word the Lord put on the congregation's heart for 2023: put your hope in the Lord, travel steadily along his path, and he will honor you
Psalm 37:34Travel Steady Along His Path： A Word for Tribe 2023central verse for the sermon, quoted in NIV, NLT, Living Bible and Passion Translation, on placing hope in the Lord and traveling steadily along his path
Psalm 73:25-26Whom Have I in Heaven But Youread as a capstone verse for the Sukkot series, about desiring God above everything on earth
Psalm 73:25-26Sukkot Series Week 2： Remember His Goodnessput on screen and read aloud as a closing meditation on desiring God above all things even when health and spirit fail
Psalm 74:13-14Sons of God ｜ Dr. Laura SangerGod splitting the sea and crushing the heads of Leviathan, used to show Yahweh dealing with water gods at the Red Sea
Psalm 77:4-12Seven Lambs and Two Loavesread aloud as the first reason to recognize the feasts: to remember God's past deeds
Psalm 78:1-16Pecky DayRead aloud by congregation members to open the sermon, covering God's instructions to Israel and the miracles in the wilderness
Psalm 78:1-16New Wine, New Wineskinsread aloud by congregation members as the main text for the sermon
Psalm 78:9Pecky DayUsed to discuss the warriors of Ephraim who were armed with bows but turned back in battle
Psalm 78:11Pecky DayCited as the reason the warriors turned back, because they forgot what God had done
Psalm 78:15-16Pecky DayRead aloud to identify where God caused water to pour from the rock in the wilderness
Psalm 82The Great Rewardpastor mentioned memorizing it, quoted opening line about God presiding over heaven's court
Psalms 82Sweeter Than HoneyBrian mentioned he is personally working on memorizing this psalm
Psalm 89:6-8You Have No Equal, You Have No Rivalcongregation member read aloud, describing God as incomparable among heavenly beings in the divine council
Psalm 89:6-8No One Like Youread aloud by a congregation member alongside Exodus 15:11 to establish the same theme of God's incomparability among heavenly beings
Psalm 89:9-10Sons of God ｜ Dr. Laura SangerGod breaking Rahab in pieces and stilling the sea, used to identify Rahab as a water spirit
Psalm 90:2Fighting in Sauls Armorbefore anything was created God was, used to affirm God's unchanging nature
Psalm 91Worship in the Key of CReferenced briefly as hiding under the shadow of God's wings, connected to running to him in worship
Psalm 91Jesus In The WildernessSatan partially quoted it during the second temptation about angels bearing Jesus up
Psalm 91Three Uses of Worshipbriefly referenced as hiding under the shadow of his wings, used to encourage running to God through worship
Psalm 91For Zion's Sake I Will Not RestBrian read portions aloud during the silent intercession for the 203 hostages held in Gaza
Psalm 91Throw Open the GatesLee's reflection on three mentions of deadly plague and God's protection from pestilence and snare
Psalm 91Paradise Without Purpose Is PrisonLee shared that the Psalmist speaks of a thousand falling at your side and ten thousand around you, and of authority given to trample the powers of darkness
Psalm 91:1What Do I Memorize？Lee referenced it, I live in the high place of God and rest under the shadow of his wings
Psalm 91:1The World's First SelfieBrian reads it as a picture of dwelling in God's shelter: 'those who dwell in the shelter of the most high will find rest in the shadow of the Almighty'
Psalms 105:7-8God's Sovereignty Is Not CompromisedGod's covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob as a never-ending commitment to give Israel the land of Canaan
Psalm 107:1-2In The Presence of The Lordgive thanks to the lord for he is good, and if he has redeemed you then speak out
Psalm 119:18The Great Rewardopen my eyes that I may see wondrous things in your law, quoted as a prayer before reading scripture
Psalms 119:18Sweeter Than Honeyquoted by a congregation member as a prayer before opening the Bible: open my eyes that I may see wondrous things in your law
Psalm 119:37-40Seven Lambs and Two Loavesread as the second reason to recognize the feasts: to recalibrate, turning eyes from worthless things
Psalm 119:105The Revelation of His Wordquoted as 'truth shining light guides me in my choices and decisions, the revelation of your word makes my path clear' and used as the title text for the sermon
Psalm 119:105Marked by His WordGod's word described as a lamp to guide feet and a light for the path
Psalms 122:6I Will Not Keep StillDirect command to pray for the peace of Jerusalem, those who love the city will prosper
Psalm 131Resurrection Series Week 1： New Lifereferenced by Brian in connection with calming and quieting oneself before God like a weaned child, tying to the idea of resurrection life in the present
Psalm 139The Sin Offeringreferenced during the offering prayer, inviting people to pray that God would search their heart and point out anything that offends him
Psalms 139:5God's Sovereignty Is Not CompromisedQuoted from the Passion Translation to illustrate God going into our future and following behind to protect us from the harm of our past
Psalms 139:5-6God of the Meanwhileread from the Passion Translation to illustrate God going into the future to prepare the way
Psalms 139:5-6God of the MeanwhileRead from the Passion Translation to illustrate God working ahead in our future
Psalms 139:16Remembering Charlie Kirkused to describe God having a pre-written plan for each person's life
Psalm 139:16The Bema Seatread to show that every day of a person's life was recorded in God's book before a single day had passed, tied to the idea of each person's assignment
Psalm 139:16Wood, Hay, and Strawreferenced as the book written about your life before you live one day, your calling or assignment
Psalms 139:16Your Reward Is ComingBrian mentions all deeds recorded in God's book, says it is Psalms 139 verse 16 but notes it is not in his notes
Psalm 139:16God's Masterpiececited to show that God recorded every day of a person's life in a book before they were born
Psalm 139:16Saved. Now What？A book written about your life before you ever lived one day, your assignment and calling
Psalm 139:16The Bema Seat： Face to Facecited to show that every day of a person's life was recorded in God's book before a single day had passed, connecting to the idea of a God-given assignment
Psalm 139:23-24Hang Your Hat on God's Truthcongregation member read it as a prayer asking God to search for any grievous way
Psalm 139:23-24Transformation (Do You Love Me)David's prayer cited as a model for inviting God to search for any offensive way within us
Psalm 139:23-24Hang Your Hat on the Biggest Hookcongregation member read it as a prayer asking God to search the heart for any grievous way
Psalm 139:23-24Do You Love Me More Than Thesequoted as David's prayer asking God to search him and reveal any offensive way in him
Psalm 139:23-24Travel Steady Along His Pathoffered as a daily prayer to ask God to search the heart and point out anything offensive, tied to staying on the right path
Psalms 139:23-24Turn The Cat Around- Week 4Brian quoted it as an address for developing a teachable spirit, asking God to search the heart and point out what offends him
Psalm 139:24Travel Steady Along His Path Week 3quoted by Amanda as a daily prayer to ask God to point out anything offensive and lead along the path of everlasting life
Psalm 144:7-10Sons of God ｜ Dr. Laura Sangerdeliver me from the mighty waters, and I will sing a new song, cited as a strategy of releasing a new song over the waters
Psalm 147:10-11TTCA WEEK 7 Wrap Uplooked up to confirm Brian's paraphrase that God delights not in the strength of a horse or legs of a man but in those who fear him
Psalm 150Worship in the Key of CRead aloud in full as the primary text for the sermon on worship
Psalm 150Three Uses of Worshipread aloud in full as the main text for the sermon on worship
Psalm 150Choose Your Own RealityCongregation member cited various ways to praise the Lord including loud clashing cymbals as an example of coloring outside the lines in worship
