Final Sunday after the Epiphany

Pastor Josh Harp

He who endeavors to reflect on the totality of the world and existence, that is to philosophize, sets foot on a path that in this life will never come to an end.

Josef Pieper

Seventh Sunday after the Epiphany

Rev Alex Diaz

If we emerge from the slime by accident and finally disintegrate into a void or abyss of nothingness, then we live our lives between two poles of absolute meaninglessness. We are peeled zeroes, stripped naked of dignity and worth.

R.C. Sproul

Sixth Sunday after the Epiphany

Rev Josh Hahne

The reason we come away so cold from reading the word is, because we do not warm ourselves at the fire of meditation.

Thomas Watson

Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany

Pastor Josh Harp

The ministers of God are only the pipes and organs; it is the Spirit blowing in them, that effectually changes the heart.

Thomas Watson

Pastor Josh Harp

Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany

A nation or a civilization that continues to produce soft-minded men purchases its own spiritual death on an installment plan.

Martin Luther King, Jr.

Third Sunday after the Epiphany

Rev Dr Justin McClendon

Jesus receives light and is light. The transfiguration is a new burning-bush moment: the burning fire that once appeared to Moses now pulses from Jesus’s being.

Patrick Schreiner

Third Sunday after the Epiphany

Rev Dr Justin McClendon

Jesus receives light and is light. The transfiguration is a new burning-bush moment: the burning fire that once appeared to Moses now pulses from Jesus’s being.

Patrick Schreiner

Second Sunday after the Epiphany

Pastor Josh Harp

A religious mind is ever marveling, and irreligious men laugh and scoff at it because it marvels.

John Henry Newman

First Sunday after the Epiphany

Pastor Josh Harp

What notes are to a musician, and what the alphabet is to a reader, and what numerals are to a mathematician, the fear of the Lord is to a wise man.

Bruce K. Waltke

Second Sunday after Christmas

Rev Dr Justin McLendon

Corporate worship is designed to remind you again and again that the most valuable thing in your life you could have never earned or deserved; it was and is a gift of divine grace.

Paul David Tripp