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Exhortation - Feb 22, 2026
Dr. Uriesou Brito exhorts the congregation to live psalmically, trusting in God's mercies and finding peace in Him, even amidst the tumult and demands of life. He encourages the congregation to worship the God who gives His people eternal peace.
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A Lenten Psalm: Singing in Distress
Dr. Uriesou Brito's Sunday sermon focuses on Psalm 6, encouraging the congregation to use the Psalms as a model for their own prayers and laments during the Lenten season, and to have confidence that the Lord hears their supplications and will receive their prayers.
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Shouting in the Reign
Dr. Uriesou Brito emphasizes that the Bible is a worship manual, and that worship is a dialogical process where believers approach God with petition and praise, in contrast to false religions that are monological. He encourages the congregation to be faithful in their corporate worship, as it is a crucial part of the Christian life and a defense against the forces that seek to undermine the church's ability to freely worship.
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Exhortation - Feb 15, 2026
Dr. Uriesou Brito exhorts the congregation to come to worship with lifted eyes, ready to participate in the upward heavenly reality, as they are reminded that worship is always directed towards the Lord of glory, who was transfigured before the disciples and will one day cause them to shine forever with him.
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Exhortation - Feb 8, 2026
Dr. Uriesou Brito encourages the congregation to bring their burdens, frustrations, and worries to God, who is their firm foundation and refuge. He calls them to be steadied by the truth of who God is as they come to worship.
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Singing Under Fire
Dr. Uriesou Brito emphasizes the importance of singing and worshipping God through the Psalms, even in times of persecution and difficulty. He encourages the congregation to respond to adversity with prayer, trust in God, and righteous worship, rather than anger or despair.
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Sleeplessness, Selah, and Salvation
Dr. Uriesou Brito's Sunday sermon encourages the congregation to not be distracted by worldly conspiracies, but instead to pray and trust in God, who is their shield, glory, and the lifter of their heads. He urges the congregation, especially the young mothers, to find rest and comfort in God's presence, rather than being consumed by anxiety and fear.
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Exhortation - Feb 1, 2026
Dr. Uriesou Brito exhorts the congregation to lay their fears before God and to learn to rest in Him, as the greatest danger is not what we do not know, but whom we stop trusting. He calls the congregation to prepare their hearts for God's invitation to rest in Him.
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Baptism Exhortation - Jan 25, 2025
Dr. Uriesou Brito emphasizes that baptism is a public declaration that the baptized belong to Christ, the anointed King of Kings, and that this baptism is an act of defiance against the powers of darkness and joyful submission to the Son who reigns from heaven. He welcomes the baptized children to the visible people of God and confesses that there is no other king, allegiance, or hope but in Jesus Christ.
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The Laughing King
Dr. Uriesou Brito's Sunday sermon emphasizes that despite the perception of unprecedented times, there is nothing new under the sun, and the only thing that transcends everything is the Word of God. He encourages the congregation to have confidence in God's laughter and victory over the wicked, and to boldly serve and submit to the rule of King Jesus.
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Exhortation - Jan 18, 2025
Dr. Uriesou Brito explains that the book of Psalms is centered on Christ, who takes up every voice within them, from lament to doxology. He states that when we sing the Psalms, we are praying in Christ and in union with Jesus, who leads us into victory and turns our sorrows into everlasting joy.
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Walking, Standing, Sitting: The Way That Prospers
Dr. Uriesou Brito emphasizes the importance of understanding and singing the Psalms with wisdom and insight, as they are exegetical treasures that align with the narrative of Genesis and point to Christ as the true blessed man. He urges the congregation to avoid the counsel of the ungodly and instead delight in the law of the Lord, as this leads to a blessed life of fruitfulness and everlasting joy.
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