Sermons
Wk 4: Forgive the Sinner
This sermon teaches that church discipline is not about punishing struggling believers, but lovingly confronting unrepentant, ongoing sin that someone has chosen to embrace, because unchecked sin harms both the individual and the entire church. Using 1 and 2...
Wk 3: Paul Changes His Mind
This sermon explains that while the Corinthians questioned Paul because he changed his travel plans, Paul reveals that his decisions were motivated by love, obedience to God, and a desire to spare them unnecessary pain rather than by selfishness or indecision. The...
Wk 2: The God of All Comfort
This sermon on 2 Corinthians 1:3–11 emphasizes that God does not promise a life free from suffering, but He does promise His presence, comfort, and strength in the midst of it. Using Paul's hardships as an example, the speaker teaches that God often allows...
Wk 1: The Church of God
This sermon introduces 2 Corinthians by explaining the long, difficult relationship between Paul and the church in Corinth—a congregation marked by division, immorality, pride, celebrity culture, and resistance to Paul's authority. The pastor emphasizes that despite...
Wk 12: The Epilogue
This sermon concludes the book of Job by emphasizing that God's response to Job leads to vindication, redemption, and restoration—not because Job earned it, but because of God's mercy and grace. The preacher argues that Job's restoration does not validate the...
Wk 11: Yahweh Speaks
This sermon focuses on God's response to Job after all of Job's suffering, showing that God's ultimate answer is not an explanation for pain but a revelation of Himself. The preacher emphasizes that Job's faith is demonstrated by bringing his questions directly to...
Wk 10: Elihu Speaks
This sermon focuses on the character of Elihu in the book of Job, presenting him as a passionate but prideful young man who rebukes Job for his self-righteousness and prepares the way for God’s response. The speaker explains that while Elihu correctly defends God’s...
Wk 9: The Words of Job are Ended
This sermon on the final speeches in the Book of Job emphasizes that Job’s intense complaints and grief are not condemned by God, but are presented as a genuine form of worship and lament. The pastor contrasts healthy lament with self-pity, arguing that while God...
Week 8: Where is Wisdom?
This sermon on Job 28 contrasts humanity’s incredible technological and intellectual achievements with its complete inability to discover true wisdom apart from God. The preacher argues that wisdom is not merely information, answers, or life principles, but the very...