In the ch. 1, Isaiah diagnosed Judah with spiritual blindness, ending on a positive note with the promise of restoration. Ch. 2 opens by continuing this theme with a beautiful vision of future glory that concludes with the invitation, "Come, let us walk in the light of the Lord" (v. 5) But, what does it mean to walk in the light and how is it done? Find out in this expository sermon from Isa. 2:1-22. Due to technical difficulties, this sermon is audio only. Sermon begins at about 7:30.

Having established that Jesus is our new High Priest, we now turn to the question of what it is that a High Priest does? This question will be answered through the next several chapters, but in this expository sermon from Hebrews 8 we learn that Jesus' does the same as earthly priests, only over a better covenant based on better promises. These promises give us a concise description of what it means to be a Christian. Due to technical difficulties, only the audio is available.

Israel had asked for a king, and God had agreed to give them one. But, who would it be? How would the right man be found? What qualities should we look for in choosing a leader? Here are some good thoughts to consider in this overview of 1 Sam. 9-11. Due to technical difficulties, this sermon is only available in audio.

In his final sermon of the year, Pastor Sean looks back at 2020 and forward to what's in store for 2021, with some helpful reminders from James 4:13-17. Due to technical difficulties, this message is available in audio only.

After the "first round" ended in a virtual stalemate, the battle between Moses and Pharaoh continues with 10 signs and wonders, most often referred to as plagues, but better thought of as judgments. As we very briefly review the first 9, we see that the purpose was to confront an antagonistic culture with the truth, just as we are called to do today. Due to technical difficulties, this recording is audio only. Sermon begins at 27:55.

Do Not Be Ashamed