The king invites Esther to bring any further requests she has to him on the great day of victory. She asks for another day--more victory... complete victory. This is where the church ought to find herself today. - Pastor Kevin

The much dreaded and much anticipated day has arrived that was prescribed by the decree of death. Now we can see what victory looks like for the Jews of ancient Persia... and perhaps (if we are wise) we can see what victory can look like for the follower of Christ today. - Pastor Kevin

We know what the decree does NOT say; let's explore what the decree DOES say today and its implications on our lives today. - Pastor Kevin

Things are progressing quickly in the book of Esther at this point. And it seems every detail continues to point us to Jesus Christ and His victory at Calvary. As Christians, we are not called to merely survive, we are called to victory. - Pastor Kevin

The first 2 verses of Esther 8 may seem like a mere footnote to chapter 7, but they are loaded with theological and practical wisdom for every Christian. - Pastor Kevin

God loves justice even more than we do. In this passage, we are introduced to the way in which God brings about His justice in a way that is unmistakable for those who know Him and are saturated in His word. - Pastor Kevin

Everything is falling apart for Haman; everything is coming together for God's people. Let's consider how this text points us to God's work in Christ. - Pastor Kevin

It is easy in these days in this country to get discouraged by the ungodliness and injustice of our society. But God hasn't called us to retreat, no more than He called the original Apostles to retreat. - Pastor Kevin

What is the Christian understanding of Jesus' relationship to how we measure time? - Pastor Kevin

Haman's whole world is beginning to crumble around him. He doesn't know why; he doesn't have time to react; he is reeling. God's judgment is imminent. - Kevin Teichroeb