Posts with the category “sermons”

There is a moment in the story of Abraham that does not get nearly enough attention. It is not the dramatic climax of a mountaintop. It is not a burning bush or a parting sea. It is simply a man, stan...  Read More

There is a moment in Genesis that stops you cold if you let it sink in. God looks out at the world he made, the world he called very good, and he is heartbroken. Not simply angry. Heartbroken. Genesis...  Read More

There is something remarkable about sitting down with a book that spans thousands of years, dozens of authors, two major divisions, and one unifying thread. The Bible is not simply a collection of rel...  Read More

There is a pattern woven through the pages of the Old Testament, one that repeats itself so consistently that it begins to feel less like ancient history and more like a mirror. God reaches toward peo...  Read More

There is something remarkable about the questions we are asked throughout our lives. Some questions are simple, asking for nothing more than a quick answer before we move on. Others stop us in our tra...  Read More

The story of Exodus is more than an ancient tale of plagues and parted seas. It's a profound narrative about liberation, transformation, and the heart of a God who hears the cries of His people. When ...  Read More

What if the secret to greatness wasn't found in how many people serve you, but in how many people you serve? This counterintuitive truth lies at the heart of what it means to follow Christ with our ac...  Read More

We live in a culture obsessed with talking about ourselves. Research shows that approximately 60% of our everyday conversations revolve around one subject: ourselves. When we shift to social media, th...  Read More

In the rush of a new year, we're surrounded by talk of resolutions, fresh starts, and new beginnings. We reset our finances, reorganize our schedules, and recommit to our goals. But what if the most i...  Read More

The new year brings with it a sense of possibility—a clean slate, a fresh beginning. But what if the real transformation we need isn't found in resolutions that fade by February, but in something deep...  Read More