Psalm 8 | What is Man that You are Mindful of Him?
Psalm 137 | How Can We Sing In A Foreign Land?
Psalm 13 | How Long?
Psalm 22 | Why Have You Forsaken Me?
Psalm 121 | Where Will My Help Come From?
APRIL
Hopeful: Choosing Anticipation Over Despair
Psalm 40 | Waiting: From Pit to Rock
Psalm 118 | Rescuing: From Surrounded to Salvation
Psalm 16 | Rising: From Death to Life
Psalm 42 | Hoping: From Tears to Trust
MAY
Vulnerable: Asking God for What You Need
Psalm 39 | Hear Me
Psalm 139 | Search Me
Psalm 67 | Bless Me
Psalm 25 | Remember Me
JUNE
Faithful: Relying on God in Uncertain Times
Psalm 62 | Salvation: A Rocky Shelter
Psalm 91 | Trust: A Feathered Nest
Psalm 130 | Patience: A Watchful Guardian
Psalm 18 | Help: A Sure Step
Psalm 85 | Righteousness: An Unlikely Kiss
JULY
Persevering: Struggling with God
Psalm 2 | The Raging Nations
Psalm 70 | The Slow Response
Psalm 142 | The Cave Prison
Psalm 88 | The Closest Friend
AUGUST
Teachable: Following God’s Guidance and Wisdom
Psalm 119 | A Bright Lamp
Psalm 37 | A Heart’s Desire
Psalm 127 | A Deep Sleep
Psalm 73 | A Forever Portion
Psalm 32 | A Loving Eye
SEPTEMBER
Unifying: Pursuing a Deeper Togetherness
Psalm 133 | The Goal: Dwelling in Unity
Psalm 55 | The Problem: A Lack of Trust
Psalm 34 | The Solution: The Lord is Good
Psalm 15 | The Result: A New Way to Live
OCTOBER
Gracious: Healing Our Brokenness
Psalm 36 | Aware
Psalm 51 | Admit
Psalm 31 | Trust
Psalm 103 | Remember
NOVEMBER
Grateful: Giving Thanks Every Day
Psalm 100 | Because You Belong to Him
Psalm 50 | Because He is Not Silent
Psalm 136 | Because of His Love
Psalm 107 | Because of Your Story
DECEMBER / ADVENT
Joyful: Celebrating the Savior
Psalm 131 | Joy as Humble Presence
Psalm 46 | Joy as Peaceful Presence
Psalm 63 | Joy as Loving Presence
Psalm 23 | Joy as Hopeful Presence
SERMON OUTLINE
HOW TO DWELL (AND NOT DWELL)
Psalm 1
In terms of how we live, the Psalmist essentially offers two ways:
1. One way pulls you down
2. Are you at an inflection point in your life?
INFLECTION POINT:
: a time of significant change in a situation; a turning point. We live in a world of seemingly endless choices.
Daily Dwell: January 19-25
“Blessed is the one who does not walk in step with the wicked or stand in the way that sinners take or sit in the company of mockers, but whose delight is in the law of the L ord …” - Psalm 1:1-2
We invite you to join us for the 11th annual Seeds of Hope packing event! This is our opportunity to serve those in Malawi and Liberia by helping them battle food insecurity.
* Childcare is available for children up to age 4. Children 5 years old and older can participate with adult supervision.
Together we will pack seeds for over 100,000 gardens for our partners in Malawi and Liberia. Each garden will feed 6–8 people for a year plus produce seeds for the future planting season.
Family Ministry Grand Opening
Sunday, January 26
Join us Sunday morning for the grand opening of Family Commons, Children’s Ministry Spaces, and The Lodge. We will have regular programming at all three services and special treats!
In the evening, we will have an open house for Family Ministry Spaces, a family serving opportunity with Seeds of Hope, food trucks, and programming for students.
To register for the evening open house and dinner, scan the QR code. Registration is required.
The Challenges of Parenting
Dr. Richard Kannwischer with
Join us as Family Ministry partners with Honour Academy for a series just for parents: navigating technology, emotions, and faith with Biblical wisdom and practical tools on February 2, 9, and 16. Registration is required. Scan the QR code to register.
Steeple Coffee was created to foster connection for our church and community. The coffee bar will offer locally sourced coffee and hand-crafted espresso drinks as well as a light food menu of sandwiches and salads, housemade baked goods, and cookies made by Wonderfully Made, Peachtree's ministry for adults with intellectual disabilities.
Follow us on Instagram for updates and giveaways!
Wonderfully Made is a program for adults with intellectual disabilities. Cultivating Community is our mission.
Wonderfully Made Bakery Ribbon Cutting
Tuesday, January 28
Join us for the grand opening of the Wonderfully Made Bakery followed by a volunteer meeting at 12:30pm. 11:30am | First Floor of the Lodge
Follow us on Instagram at @wonderfullymadecommunity
Grow in grace. Live your faith. Become more like Jesus.
FEBRUARY 2, 9, AND 16 | 6-7:30PM
Please join us for Honour Academy in 2025! The winter semester will begin in February with four classes covering various topics, including parenting, Biblical genres, beloved Bible passages, and the death of the Messiah.
Scan the QR code to register.
Programming available for children of all ages.
We’re excited to introduce Scripture Cards—a meaningful resource for your family! Designed to complement the Dwell series, these cards feature 52 weekly memory verses from the Psalms, offering a wonderful way to deepen your connection with Scripture throughout the year.
Be sure to pick up a set of Scripture Cards for your family in the Nest Lobby and Elementary Hallway and begin this enriching journey today!
WEDDING
Interested in serving at a Peachtree wedding?
February 2 10:45-11:15am Room 2306
February 2 12:15-12:45pm Room 2306
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DAY
This Monday marks the remembrance of The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. King served the Lord Jesus Christ with gladness. We encourage each other to run the Christian race well.
MILESTONES
Just as families keep in touch about joys and sorrows, our church family at Peachtree wants to do the same. During your prayers this week, we ask you to lift up these people to God.
HOSPITALS
Richard Burge | VA Hospital
Bob Dawson | Northside Cherokee
Nancy Dawson | Northside Cherokee
Dick Kimball | Home Hospice Care
FAMILY MEMBER DEATHS
Bob Foy | 1/11
Husband of Jane Foy
John Graham | 1/3
Father of Staci Graham
Melba Young Adams | 1/14
Mother of John Adams
The beautiful flowers in the Sanctuary this morning are given to the glory of God and in loving memory of Elizabeth Smith Coppedge
by her parents, Rebecca and John Coppedge, and her sisters, Evie, Eleanor and Frances
