This sermon explores Joshua 5–6 to show how God’s command to destroy Jericho confronts our sin, preserves the line of the Messiah, and previews God’s final judgment, while highlighting His justice, patience, and faithfulness. It calls listeners to respond like Rahab rather than Jericho’s rebels—surrendering to Jesus, waging war against personal sin, and urgently sharing the gospel with others.

This sermon teaches that Deuteronomy 6 shows how loving God with all our heart, soul, and might is the central “key to the test” that shapes every part of life, especially in how we trust and obey Him amid both abundance and adversity. It then points to Jesus as the only one who perfectly fulfills this command, whose obedience, death, and resurrection provide the righteousness and rescue we cannot achieve on our own, inviting us to respond by trusting Him and ordering our lives around love for God.

This sermon explains how God fights for His people in their faithful obedience and against them in their sinful rebellion, using the story of the bronze serpent in Numbers 21 to reveal the deadly “poison” of sin in the human heart. It then shows how this points to Jesus being lifted up on the cross as the true and greater source of healing and eternal life for all who look to Him in faith.

Pastor Phillip explains that God’s law in Leviticus 19 functions as a map, mirror, and model—it shows God’s holy destination, exposes our sin, and outlines how His set-apart people are to live. He shows that the law ultimately points to Jesus Christ, who fulfills it on our behalf, freeing us to live in holiness and love for God and neighbor rather than trying to earn God’s favor by our own efforts.

This sermon shows how the Day of Atonement in Leviticus 16 answers the question, “How can sinful people live in the presence of a holy God?”. It explains that every part of that day points to Jesus as our great High Priest and final sacrifice, who takes away our sin and restores us to God.

Pastor Phillip preaches from Exodus 14, showing how God delivers His people from fear and slavery through a mediator, a miracle, and His own sovereign fight on their behalf. He connects the Exodus to the gospel of Jesus, calling believers to trust God’s grace by faith, confront their deepest fears and idols, and live as a people freed to engage in the spiritual battle for God’s kingdom.

This sermon explores the significance of the blood of the Lamb, drawing powerful parallels between the first Passover in Exodus 12 and the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. The congregation is invited to embrace the freedom, salvation, and hope offered through Christ's sacrifice, and to celebrate how God's faithfulness continues from the Old Testament to today.

In this sermon, Pastor Phillip continues our Year in The Bible series by exploring how the shape and sign of God's covenant with Abraham reveals God's vision for our lives.

This sermon explores the human struggle with sin as described in Genesis 3, highlighting the ongoing cycle of doubt, deception, disobedience, and the resulting curse in our lives. Pastor Phillip encourages listeners to find lasting victory not through their own effort, but by embracing the hope and cure for sin found in Jesus Christ.

This sermon emphasizes that true faith is built on obedience to God’s Word, not merely hearing it. The congregation is called to actively live out their faith by serving others, sharing the gospel, and letting God’s Word transform their lives.