Rejection is the Rule, Not the Exception | Luke 4:16-30 by Douglas Van Sice

Did God Really Say? | 2 Timothy 3:10-4:5 by Douglas Van Sice

Leaving It All Behind | Luke 5:1-11 by Douglas Van Sice

What Child is This? | Luke 2:1-20 by Douglas Van Sice

Do you ever find it difficult to reconcile God's promises with what you see in the world? That's been a struggle for God's people for centuries. External evidence can make it seem like God has forgotten his promises and that he is no longer working in this world. But, in Luke 3, God proves that despite all the evidence to the contrary, he is still working and still fulfilling his promises.

"What are you willing to die for?" This is a question that not many of us have ever had to seriously consider. But it is important to contemplate because it forces us to wrestle with what is most important to us. Listen to this sermon, based on Daniel 3, that explores this question and it's implications for our future!

Because the world is such a dark place, we can often feel like we have no reason to be joyful. We feel like we have no reason to sing with joy. Between spiritual struggles, life not going the way you thought, and the messiness of the world, joy seems to have disappeared. But the Prophet Jeremiah would beg to differ. In Jeremiah 31, the prophet offers a message of restoration and hope that enables us to sing with joy even in our darkest days.

God's grace is the greatest gift we could ever receive. But have you ever scratched your head and wondered if some people really should have received it? Listen to this sermon based on Romans 3 to see how Paul addresses what grace is and for whom grace is meant.

When push comes to shove, are you willing to give up everything to follow Jesus? The only way to follow Jesus is to have a heart that stands on the Word alone. And to stand on the Word alone requires you to sell out the rest of the world--something the rich young man could not do. Listen to this sermon from Mark 10 to learn more.

Have you ever felt alone in this world? Felt like no one could understand what you are going through: the burdens, the pain, the sorrow, the hurt? That's exactly how Moses, the leader of God's people, felt. And God's promise to Moses is the same promise meant for you: You are not alone!