In this sermon on the book of Joshua, we could sum up the story this way: “After Moses' death, Joshua leads Israel and they settle in the promised land currently occupied by Canaanites.” Hmmm….Well, that is WHAT the book is about. But then we ask, “WHY did all these events in history happen?”

In the final book of the Pentateuch, Moses gives final words of wisdom and warning before the Israelites enter the promised land, challenging them to be faithful to God.

In this next sermon in our series on The Whole Story, we discover how Israel travels through the wilderness on the way to the land promised to Abraham. Further, that their repeated rebellion is met by God’s justice and mercy.

The book of Leviticus is how Israel’s holy God invites them to live in His presence despite their sin, through a series of rituals and sacred institutions.

In this sermon on Exodus 19-40, we see the story play out where “God invites the Israelites into a covenant and comes to live among them in the Tabernacle, but Israel rebels and ruins the relationship.”

In this third sermon from The Whole Story series, we see that YAHWEH rescues the Israelites from slavery in Egypt and confronts the evil and injustice of Pharaoh.

In this sermon from The Whole Story series, we see that in Genesis 12-50 God promises to bless rebellious humanity through the family of Abraham, despite their constant failure and folly.

In this first sermon in our new series, The Whole Story, we begin with Genesis 1-11. Our summary of this part of the Story? “God makes a good world and commissions humans to rule it, and then they give in to evil and ruin everything.”

Paul shows how Jesus created the new covenant family of Abraham through his death and resurrection and the sending of the Spirit.

A collection of five funeral poems offered on behalf of Jerusalem after its destruction by Babylon.