Pastor Brakhage wraps up I Love the ’90s with a look back at 1999, Y2K, and the fears that come when the future feels uncertain. Through Psalm 99, we’re reminded that while everything around us can shake, God does not. His power, wisdom, holiness, and promises remain constant through every generation and every unknown. And ultimately, the cross shows us where our security is found: in Jesus, who took our sin upon Himself and gives us a hope stronger than anything we have to fear.

Join Pastor Brakhage for Discipleship Hour as we explore Psalm 98 and what it means to celebrate the marvelous things God has done. Why do we celebrate together? What makes Christian joy different? And how does Jesus give us a new song to sing? Through Psalm 98, Pastor Brakhage looks at the joy of the Gospel and the good news that Christ’s victory isn’t just something God accomplished. It’s something He accomplished for you. Follow along with the handout here: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:819c0d8c-1265-4808-85ab-5a3dca3c7d49

In this week’s I Love the ’90s Discipleship Hour, Pastor Brakhage explores Psalm 97 through the celebrities, culture, and collectibles of 1997. Discover how earthly fame and good gifts can become idols, and why Jesus alone is worthy of our ultimate attention, hope, and worship.

Pastor Brakhage explores Psalm 96 and its call to sing a new song to the Lord. Discover how worship naturally overflows into witness as we share the hope of Jesus with a world waiting to hear it.