2 Corinthians 3:1-11. Paul responds to the crowd clamoring for his letter of commendation. He explains to them they are all the letter he needs as they have been branded by the Spirit through the Word brought to them by Paul. Believers today share the same mark of the Spirit.

2 Samuel 22:21-29. Towards the end of David's life, he shares a song of praise to the LORD. His song of praise strikes us a little off because we know about David. He seems to be forgetting some key events in his life. Hear how the LORD allows David to declare such things about himself that appear to be so self-righteous, and how we can share in David's confidence.

Jeremiah 7:1-7. Jeremiah calls out his peoples' superstitious faith and the false comfort they draw from circumstances, inviting them again to trust in the promise of God through faithful obedience.

Luke 16:1-9. Jesus shares a story about a crooked manager who receives his master's praise. The manager uses his master's goods to secure a future for himself. Hear how Jesus instructs His disciples and us to how to live.

Pastor Ken Hart preaches on Hebrews 11:13-16 and reminds us that the city of hope is a reality we cling to by faith now that will one day be fully realized and experienced in its fullness.

Romans 6:19-23. We tend to think of ourselves as free people, especially living in America. However, when it comes to the spiritual realm, that's not the case.

Romans 6:1-11. Paul responds to a misguided use of logic and redirects his readers to find comfort in the finished work of Christ.

Isaiah 58:6-12. What we believe affects what we do. In this passage, God corrects His people's errant view on good works and reorients them to a proper focus. We don't do good works for God to bless us. God uses us to bless others through our good works and in the process, He promises to satisfy and sustain us.

Micah 7:18-20. The undeserved grace of God leads Micah to end his book with an unexpected ending. Because of God's unfailing faithfulness, we can expect the unexpected and undeserved and rest securely in God.

I John 3:13-18.