June 14, 2026

This sermon explores Psalm 57, written by David while hiding in a cave from King Saul who sought to kill him. The central message emphasizes that God is the hero of our story and our true refuge in times of trouble. Rather than denying the reality of our hardships or placing hope in worldly securities like money, health, or relationships, we are called to take refuge in God's steadfast love and faithfulness. The sermon challenges believers to maintain consistent worship whether in good times or bad, demonstrating that our praise should not be dependent on our circumstances. David's example shows us that even in the darkest moments, we can cry out for God's mercy, remain hopeful, and worship with a steadfast heart, trusting that God fulfills His purposes for us and that true help comes from heaven.