Pastor David preaches on Psalm 147, showing how God’s people move from silence to song and how the return from exile restored not only Israel’s city and identity, but also their worship. He argues that Christians are a singing people because God sings over His people, Christ leads the worship of the church from heaven, and praise is the fitting response to the glory, goodness, and majesty of God.

Pastor David Deutsch gives a sermon on the 7 year anniversary of Soli Deo Gloria Church, reminding the congregation that Jesus is the Lord of the Church who both walks among His churches and warns that He will remove their lampstand if they persist in unrepentant sin. He calls the church to ongoing repentance from disordered loves, idolatry, and sexual immorality, encouraging believers to cling to Christ's forgiveness so that Soli Deo Gloria Church may remain a faithful witness for generations to come.

Pastor Jon Noyes preaches on Trinity Sunday, showing that the doctrine of the Trinity is not merely something to defend but the very shape of our salvation: the Father planned it, the Son accomplished it, and the Spirit applies and secures it. Through Ephesians 1:3–14, he calls believers to marvel at the triune God's work from eternity past to eternity future and to respond with worship, joining Paul's refrain, “to the praise of His glory.”