Have you ever looked around at the world and wondered, “Why do the wicked prosper while the righteous suffer?” You’re not alone — even the writers of Scripture wrestled with this same question. In this powerful and honest sermon, Pastor Luke Taylor unpacks Psalm 73, a raw, emotional, and deeply reflective song that asks why evildoers seem to thrive while believers face struggle, rejection, and hardship.

🔍 In this message, we explore:

• Why the wicked seem to win in today’s world

• What Psalm 73 teaches about envy, doubt, and injustice

• How worship restores our eternal perspective

• Why God has already done enough through the cross

• The difference between righteous anger and envy

• What it means when God is our portion forever

💡 You’ll be challenged to shift your focus from temporary circumstances to eternal truths, to move from bitterness to worship, and to declare like Asaph, “But for me, it is good to be near God.”

✨ Whether you’re wrestling with doubt, feeling discouraged by injustice, or questioning where God is in it all — this sermon offers clarity, comfort, and conviction grounded in biblical truth.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Chris Parker unpacks the heart of Psalm 95, calling us to reflect on one vital question: “What are we doing here?”

Through Scripture and personal stories, Pastor Chris reminds us of the true purpose of worship—to bow our hearts and lives before God, our Creator and Redeemer. This isn’t about music, performance, or outward appearances; it’s about honouring the King of Kings and living with deep reverence for who He is.

We’re reminded that:

• Worship is worthship—acknowledging God’s power, love, and sovereignty.

• True change begins inside, even when nothing looks different on the outside.

• God knows every hidden part of our hearts and offers redemption and grace.

• One day, every knee will bow before Jesus (Philippians 2:10).

• We bow today not out of weakness, but out of honour, gratitude, and love.

If you’ve ever wondered about the purpose of worship, struggled to find the words to thank God, or simply need to be reminded of His unshakable presence, this message will encourage and inspire you.

🙌 Whether you’re watching this at home, with your church, or on the go, let this message renew your faith and bring you back to the heart of why we gather: to honour God, who knows us, loves us, and never leaves us.

What is life really about? In this powerful and thought-provoking message, Pastor Luke Taylor invites us to reflect on life’s brevity, eternity’s certainty, and what truly matters in between. Drawing from Psalm 39:4–7, this sermon explores the fragile nature of life and the eternal hope found in Jesus Christ.

Whether you’re dedicating a child, making major life decisions, or facing hardship, this message calls us to live with an eternal perspective, build on a foundation that lasts, and invest in what truly matters.

🔑 Key topics in this sermon include:

- How short life really is (Psalm 39)

- Why eternity should shape our priorities

- Living for more than wealth, comfort, or plans

- How faith in Jesus gives life eternal meaning

- Encouragement for parents, believers, and seekers alike

- The gospel invitation: how to respond today

Whether you’re new to faith or have followed Jesus for years, this sermon offers both perspective and hope. Are you building your life on the eternal or the temporary?