Explore the hope we find in Immanuel - God With Us - inviting us to trade our short-sighted comforts for the enduring, life-transforming hope of Christ.

How does Jesus call us to live between His comings? In this sermon on the Parable of the Talents, we explore how God's generous grace frees us to steward our unique vocation with confidence, courage and faithful joy.

Jesus’ parable of the ten bridesmaids shows that being ready for his return means taking personal responsibility now to live a Spirit-fueled life centered on him, not someday—but today.

Jesus doesn’t call us to predict the end but to endure it—living awake, ready, faithful, and hopeful as we await the return of the trustworthy Master.

Jesus’ warnings, bold claims, and ultimate vindication show us how to endure, discern, and live missionally in the midst of history’s upheavals.

Jesus doesn’t give signs to decode the end, but calls his people to endure deception, disaster, and difficulty with calm faithfulness, trusting that the gospel will advance until he returns.

Jesus, the Judge, exposes and condemns hypocritical leadership—but his goal is redemption. In him, justice and mercy are not opposites but two sides of the same good news.

Leadership becomes prideful when it’s referenced to self and others; it becomes holy when it’s referenced to God. True leaders lead on their knees, following the humble way of Jesus.

Jesus isn’t just the promised human Son of David—He’s also the

eternal Son of God, revealing both God’s faithful promises and His power to

surprise and transform our lives.

Jesus outsmarts his opponents and shows us God's wisdom on politics, resurrection hope, and the priority of loving God and neighbor.