Sermons
Easter 2026: Christ’s Vindication
This Easter sermon teaches that through the cross, Jesus took on and destroyed humanity’s sin in His flesh, and through the resurrection, He was vindicated—proving that sin and death no longer have power over Him or those united to Him. Because of this, believers...
Faith and Lament
The sermon connects the book of Job with Psalm 22 to show that lament—honest, even painful complaints to God—is a normal and faithful response to suffering, not a sign of weak faith. By pointing to Jesus quoting “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” on the...
Blessed Be the Name
This sermon explains that Job is a righteous man whose suffering is not a result of wrongdoing, but part of a larger, complex purpose under God’s authority, even as the accuser challenges the sincerity of his faith. Despite losing everything and enduring intense...
Introduction to Job
The introduction to Job presents it as a unique, carefully crafted work—rooted in real events but written as a poetic, framed narrative—that is often misunderstood and requires thoughtful interpretation. It emphasizes that Job’s suffering is not a result of...
Stepping Out
The sermon teaches that God allows difficult or unusual situations in people’s lives so they can move from merely knowing about Him to truly knowing Him through personal experience. Using examples like Peter walking on water, Abraham interceding for Lot, Jacob...
The Heart of Worship
The sermon concludes the worship series by showing that worship is far bigger than music and centers on why humanity exists: to reflect God’s glory as image-bearers. It traces how human rebellion corrupted worship, but explains that true, acceptable worship is...
The Elements of Worship
The sermon teaches that biblical worship is defined by awe-filled reverence, humble submission, and active service to God, expressed through concrete actions rather than personal feelings or emotional experiences. It explains that the gathered church follows a...
Singing in the Presence of God
The sermon emphasizes that Christianity is marked by a small number of core practices, one of which is the call for all believers to sing as a regular and meaningful expression of faith. Drawing from Scripture, it explains that singing flows from gratitude, joy, and...
Pray Then Like This
This sermon teaches that prayer is not a way to earn God’s love or salvation, but a vital means of staying connected to God through Christ, who already fully secures our salvation. Using the Lord’s Prayer as a model, it explains how prayer rightly begins with God’s...