We all know that stomach-churning feeling when something happens and we don’t know what to do! In such situations, the story of King Jehoshophat in 2 Chronicles 20 is instructive for us: We are to fix our eyes on God. This sermon explores what it actually means to do that. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.

What would a life-changing invitation look like to you? They'd be different for all of us, but one thing they’d have in common is that life wouldn’t changed because you simply received the invite. What counts is whether you respond. In this sermon from Romans 10:13 we find the ultimate life-changing invitation. How will we respond? Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.

What does it profit a man to gain the whole world? How valuable is the human soul and how great a loss would it be to lose it? What can be given in exchange for our souls? In this sermon, from Matthew 16:26, we hear Jesus provide the answers. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.

Sometimes we can mistakenly think the gospel is just an escape route from eternal punishment to eternal paradise; however in this sermon from Galatians 2:20 we see it's so much more than that -- a powerful fact has brought about a powerful reality that results in a powerful purpose. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.

An overview of the Old Testament book of Proverbs. Part of our Read the Bible Together (RBT) project.

Ever wondered what Jesus is doing now while he awaits his return? This sermon, from Hebrews 7:25, encourages us that Jesus is ever-working to provide daily supplies of fresh mercy and grace for his poor, weak, needy people. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.

This sermon, from Hebrews 4:15, shows us that in all his glorious holiness in heaven, Christ is not sour towards his people; if anything, his gracious heart beats more strongly than ever with tender love for them. And in particular, two things stir his compassion: our afflictions and — almost unbelievably — our sins. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.

What a relief! Salvation is not up to you. God is the One who started it, and he is the One who will complete it. He is doing a good work, and it's a sure work. We can rest in his capable hands. This sermon, from Philippians 1:6, is part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.

An overview of Paul's letter to Titus. Part of our Read the Bible Together (RBT) project.

Jesus tells his followers not to be afraid. This sermon on Luke 12:32, from our friend and guest preacher Greg Cruse, explores one big reason why we should not fear: God's love, grace and holiness — all of his perfections — combine to provide the most glorious future possible for his people. Part of our "One Verse Wonders" series.