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Dear friends,

Psalm 130 is a cry that rises from the deep places.

You may be tired. You may be waiting without a clear horizon. You may be carrying more than you know how to name. The psalm does not hurry you out of those places, nor does it treat them as unreal. It stays there long enough to speak of a God who meets you in them.

With the Lord there is mercy. There is forgiveness that does not first require you to have sorted yourself. There is a redemption described as plentiful, and a hope that keeps watch through the night, more than the watchman waits for morning. You are invited to come as you are–not because the depths have vanished, but because they are not the last word. The Lord is near. Wait for him, and hope in him.

In Christ’s love,

Pastor Randy 

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August 30, 2026 

Old Testament: Psalm 130

New Testament: Romans 8:31-39

SERMON: “He Meets Us in the Depths”

QUOTE OF THE WEEK

“There is no pit so deep that God’s love is not deeper still.” –Betsie ten Boom