This passage, Isaiah 11, helps each of us to understand at the deepest level who we are. But even more importantly, it tells us who the Messiah is, as... Read More
We start our advent series in Isaiah this Sunday with the story of King Ahaz of Judah (Isaiah 7:1-17). The tragic tale ends with a staggering signR... Read More
Colossians 4:7–18 is the closing of a letter that Paul wrote in chains. He introduces us to ten people–each with a story. Together they form a... Read More
God entrusted this mystery of His gospel–the gospel of His Son Jesus Christ–to the apostle Paul, the letter’s author, to proclaim to the... Read More
We have been rescued from the domain of darkness and transferred into the Kingdom of God’s beloved Son, Jesus. We are His redeemed people. We mu... Read More
There is a great deal of confusion and even controversy around the subject of church membership. This sermon aims to answer four questions: What does ... Read More
First century Thessalonica was extremely sexually “liberated” and the new believers in Christ who lived there were instructed by Paul and ... Read More
The Sovereign Lord of the universe has issued an invitation to all who will hear: that He wants us to be citizens in His heavenly kingdom—diners at ... Read More
Jesus concludes His Sermon on the Mount by describing only two types of responses to His words. He uses a parable to paint a powerful picture that bot... Read More
Anger is an offense to God that wrecks our relationships. Anger is a sinful attitude of the heart that we find on the biblical lists of things that Ch... Read More
