What happens when our emotions get the best of us? Does the Bible speak of joy, sadness, anger, and sorrow? If so, what does that look like? These are questions that all of us ask. And thankfully, the Bible speaks to our emotions. In our new sermon series, Songs of the Summer, we’re diving right in to see what it has to say.
The Bible is full of emotions. This myriad is best highlighted in the rich and artistically beautiful book of Psalms. This four-week series explores four emotional themes found in the Psalms, detailing what they mean for our relationship with God today. “Songs of the Summer” discusses God’s delight in our joy, his presence in our sadness, his understanding in our anger, and his eagerness to forgive the penitent.
We believe your congregation will be blessed by this open, honest, and biblical sermon series. Emotions are universal and when we are in the midst of negative emotions, we need hope. The Psalms are full of emotion-filled conversations with God and they speak to our day and time just as much as they did when they were written.
If you want to equip your congregation with the tools they need to understand emotions from a biblical perspective, this is the series for you. The series package includes a full sermon guide full of teaching points and illustration ideas, weekly small group questions to help your congregation apply the text to their lives, a full media package to promote and illustrate the series, and more.
Get this new sermon series from Ministry Pass – Songs of the Summer.
Brandon Kelley is a pastor at The Crossing on the east side of Cincinnati. He is the managing editor of Ministry Pass, co-founder of RookiePreacher.com, and the author of Preaching Sticky Sermons. You can connect with him on Twitter @BrandonKelley_.
