A sermon series debriefing what the heck happened over our exhausting last year and a half. It's been said that wounded people wound people. But it's also true that reconciled people can reconcile with other people. Nobody else, except Christians, are ambassadors for this gracious character of God.

A new sermon series debriefing what the heck happened over our exhausting last year and a half. Humility may be the most biblical virtue, but how does one actually become humble? And how is humility different from self-loathing? C.S. Lewis, Martin Luther, Tim Keller, Rick Warren, and a self-righteous Buddhist monk help answer those questions. Psalm 25, Philippians 2, Luke 18.

A new sermon series debriefing what the heck happened over our exhausting last year and a half. Jesus tells us that anxiety won't add a minute to our lives, but also, prays about his death with such anxiety that he sweats blood. Anxiety, faith, and Pastor Bryan's newly discovered fear of heights. Psalm 46, 2 Chronicles 20, Luke 22.

A new sermon series debriefing what the heck happened over our exhausting last year and a half.  William Cowper battles crippling depression, and so does the Prophet Elijah. Pastor Bryan's PCP shares the inside scoop on COVID-19 and mental illness. Psalm 6, 1 Kings 19, John 11.

A new sermon series debriefing what the heck happened over our exhausting last year and a half. Pastor Bryan becomes a modern American heretic, challenging the conventional wisdom of this age. Do not "listen to your heart" or "follow your dreams" or "trust your gut." Also: why you can't eat just one potato chip.

A new sermon series debriefing what the heck happened over our exhausting last year and a half. Alongside the pandemic, our public conversations about race have reached a fever pitch. What does the bible say about race and ethnicity? Also, Pastor Bryan visits Ferguson Missouri.

A "shibboleth" is a modern word with an Old Testament root and plenty of contemporary equivalents. Pastor Bryan reminds everyone in Ligonier that it's not a gazebo, it's a bandstand. Our readings this week: Judges 12, Psalm 55, Romans 14, and Luke 9.

A new sermon series debriefing what the heck happened over our exhausting last year and a half. A warm welcome to The Rev. Eric Phillips, who is in the pulpit this week while Pastor Bryan is away. Our podcast is a recording of a similar sermon Eric preached at his home church, Grace Anglican Grove City, a few weeks back.

Our readings this week: Job 42, Psalm 107, Revelation 7, and Mark 10.

Can we say that the pandemic was harder to endure because of the politics? Looking for inspiration on church and state matters from The Bible, John Boehner, Billy Graham, and John Stott. 2 Samuel 23, Psalm 2, 2 Peter 2, John 6.