The Hills Church, Fort Worth, Texas

Who Has Wandered | Series: Find Your One | Rick Atchley by The Hills Church

Through the Psalms we are invited into a relationship with God that reaches the full spectrum of emotions: the highs and lows, the peaks and the valleys. There is no feeling we are not allowed to express before God in our prayers and worship, because there is no part of life we are supposed to experience without God. The Psalms are a masterclass in entering God's presence with our whole selves - every ounce of joy and sorrow, grief and resolve, blessing and doubt, thanksgiving and fear. God loves all of who we are, so we don't have to hold anything back.

Through the Psalms we are invited into a relationship with God that reaches the full spectrum of emotions: the highs and lows, the peaks and the valleys. There is no feeling we are not allowed to express before God in our prayers and worship, because there is no part of life we are supposed to experience without God. The Psalms are a masterclass in entering God's presence with our whole selves - every ounce of joy and sorrow, grief and resolve, blessing and doubt, thanksgiving and fear. God loves all of who we are, so we don't have to hold anything back.

Through the Psalms we are invited into a relationship with God that reaches the full spectrum of emotions: the highs and lows, the peaks and the valleys. There is no feeling we are not allowed to express before God in our prayers and worship, because there is no part of life we are supposed to experience without God. The Psalms are a masterclass in entering God's presence with our whole selves - every ounce of joy and sorrow, grief and resolve, blessing and doubt, thanksgiving and fear. God loves all of who we are, so we don't have to hold anything back.

Through the Psalms we are invited into a relationship with God that reaches the full spectrum of emotions: the highs and lows, the peaks and the valleys. There is no feeling we are not allowed to express before God in our prayers and worship, because there is no part of life we are supposed to experience without God. The Psalms are a masterclass in entering God's presence with our whole selves - every ounce of joy and sorrow, grief and resolve, blessing and doubt, thanksgiving and fear. God loves all of who we are, so we don't have to hold anything back.

We’ll look at some of the barriers in hearing God’s voice along with the importance and practices of hearing and the posture to respond to what we hear.

We serve a Jesus who experienced pain. Through Him, we can learn to process pain and experience true hope.

When we experience the inseparable love of the Father we become courageous children who walk with identity and never fear tomorrow.

We work more hours, have access to everything, and view busy as important. Yet, if you look in scripture you will see rest is a CENTRAL way God plans for us to thrive.

This message looks at a time where a sinful woman interrupts a Pharisee’s dinner to get to Jesus. And it is here that Jesus offers new perspective to every person at the meal.