Summer Psalms 2026
The Psalms teach us that we become what we behold. A summer on stillness, lament, sanctuary and taste.
Series
Sermons preached as a body of work, in order.
The Psalms teach us that we become what we behold. A summer on stillness, lament, sanctuary and taste.
If the problem is beholding the wrong thing, the solution is beholding the right thing. Eight weeks on the disciplines that train our attention on the glory of God.
Idolatry is an exchange — the glory of God traded for an image. A Lenten series on what idols promise, how they dehumanise, and the true Image who undoes them.
Twenty-five weeks through 1 Samuel — Israel demanding a king, Saul's unravelling, and God quietly raising up a man after his own heart.
Advent as identity: adoption, abiding, and being sent.
Wisdom as a way of life rather than a collection of sayings.
A second summer in the Psalms, on refuge, brevity, longing and thirst.
A summer in the Psalms — aim, rest, beauty, soul care, words and praise.
Famine, loyalty and a redeemer at the threshing floor.
Israel without a king, and the cycle that keeps breaking down — and the deliverers God keeps raising up.
Entering the land: promise, conquest and the long work of taking God at his word.
From Sinai to Jordan — the years between rescue and promise, and what they formed in a people.
Leviticus Numbers Deuteronomy
Out of Egypt and into covenant — rescue, the law, the tabernacle, and a God who comes to dwell with his people.
Two years through the whole of Genesis, from the opening words of creation to the death of Joseph.