The story of Daniel and the lions' den is so familiar that it's easy to overlook its importance for us today. But with careful examination, we find that Daniel's faith, God's faithfulness, and the good news of Jesus Christ all work together to speak a loud, clear message: hold fast to hope - God will deliver his people.

Do you have what it takes to save yourself? Paul challenges the church of Corinth to examine their qualifications and see their desperate need for Jesus.

What is wisdom? Paul instructs the church of Corinth to seek wisdom not from this world, but from Him. This wisdom is then proclaimed through preaching Christ to all who will hear.

Have you ever felt like you needed a sign from God? Jesus tells us to look to the sign of Jonah as our hope. Just as Jonah was in the belly of a great fish for three days, so was the son of Man in the heart of the earth.

The Apostle Paul begins his letter to Corinth with thanksgiving toward God. He then reminds them of the same reality we need reminding of today; Jesus is the only one that sustains.

What could we possibly find in the greeting of 1 Corinthians? More than you might imagine. In this sermon, we plumb the depths of Paul's greeting to the Corinthians to understand where he is going with the rest of the letter, consider the implications of our dependency on Christ, and be reminded that we are one in Christ.

In Joel chapter 3, we learn about God's wrath, which passes over his people, judges the world, and brings about a new creation.

God is not mentioned one time in the book of Esther, but he is not absent. From an orphaned girl to the highest position in the kingdom, Esther reveals how God is in control of every detail.

We don't often consider repentance to by a joyful thing, but Joel bids us to think again. In this passage, we explore the benefits that God bestows upon those who repent and trust him to forgive, from peace to joy to worship and eternal life.