The opening question of our psalm this morning, “Why do the nations rage?” is as relevant today as it was when it was written thousands of... Read More
All of us need to learn how to habitually reframe our lives. We are all either building a discouraging frame of reference laced with half-truths and n... Read More
Our passage covers three short stories. Each story highlights a worried heart over an uncertain future. By faith we can displace worry with hope in ou... Read More
What does it mean to be blessed? In the face of our own greed and the world’s temptation to define blessing by wealth and possessions, the theme of ... Read More
Every painful circumstance in our lives can be traced back to sin as its source. In Isaiah 42:1-9, God promises comfort and that comfort will come in ... Read More
This passage includes some of the most familiar words about Christmas we have. But knowing the words and worshiping the God of whom they speak are two... 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
To help us walk on in Christ, Paul shows us how God secures our freedom by confronting our enemies of sin, this fallen world, and Satan. And it’s in... Read More
This morning we turn to Colossians 1:15-23. Paul holds up Jesus and invites us to gaze at Him. When we do we find that the pinnacle of God’s actions... 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
