This week we will continue our series in the book of Genesis by focusing on God’s gracious presence in the life of Joseph. Joseph, who was sold into slavery by his brothers back in Genesis 37, now gains favor from God while in Egypt under Potiphar, an...

Last week we were reminded of the mysterious providence of God within the life of Joseph, even when he was betrayed by his brothers. This week in Genesis 38 we will follow Joseph’s brother Judah and see how God sovereignly uses everything for His good...

This week we will pick up where we left off last spring as we look to close our four part series in the book of Genesis. Our passages this week of Genesis 36 and 37 will serve us in a number of ways as we look to see the providence of God on display...

At the end of most years, we have a topical sermon instead of our usual expositional sermon series. The goal in taking a break from our regular diet is to focus in on one particular idea and see what God has to say about that topic. This Sunday we...

In last week’s passage, we saw the prophet Isaiah introduce the suffering servant who will one day bring redemption and salvation to God’s people. In this week’s passage, we will see Isaiah share the word of the Lord as the Lord speaks of His promise...

Last week we read about how God called his prophet Isaiah to comfort his people with words of pardon and hope in the midst of their great crisis. Isaiah’s words reminded them that God comforts his people with the sure promise that he will soon visit...

God calls his prophet Isaiah to comfort his people with words of pardon and hope in the midst of great crisis. This call for comfort comes along with hearing God's judgment of exile pronounced. The nation, because of their sin, will be exiled in...

The bible has much to say about the life to come, both judgment of the proud and deliverance of the weak. In chapter 24, Isaiah speaks of God’s divine judgment on the world. This judgment will be no respecter of persons. This judgment, however, is not...

In the closing remarks of his letter, Paul gives a final call for repentance ahead of his visit to the Corinthian church, warning them of the discipline he will carry out in the power of God, which will serve as proof that Christ speaks in him, though...

This week we pick back up where we left off in 2 Corinthians 12 as we see the apostle Paul continue to share his concerns for the church in Corinth. In our passage Paul shares that he will soon visit Corinth and he is concerned that some of the...