In Psalm 23, David uses first-person singular pronouns such as “I,” “me,” and “my” a staggering seventeen times in a mere six verses. It’s an intensely personal psalm, which means it can be an intensely personal psalm for us.

Elder Eric Soderberg teaches from Psalm 25.

A savior is born, and invitations go out—who is invited? This morning we look at the invitation to meet this savior given to very unlikely candidates and discover how long the guest list truly is.

Joseph was betrothed to Mary. He expected to marry a non-pregnant woman, but

his betrothal turned into something else. What do you do when your expectations

turn into something else?

When the angel Gabriel appeared to the virgin Mary, he brought a message of hope: the Messiah was on his way! This message of hope is for us as well, but we must be humble enough to receive it.

For the season of Advent, we will be looking at announcements of the Christmas Story. As we track different proclamations of the event that is to come, we'll see how each of them communicates something unique about the Good News that leads to great...

We heard last week, based on Ezra 9, that we need to take sin seriously. We learn more how to do that in Ezra 10. In Ezra 9, Ezra became aware that large number of Israelite men had married foreign women who worship other gods. In Ezra 10, Ezra takes...

After the successful trip from Persia, Ezra receives some news that causes him to immediately become discouraged. The community of God's people have done something which threatens to invalidate the whole project of returning from exile. As we watch...

Ezra the priest begins a journey leading the second wave of people to return to Jerusalem from Persia. But like any journey, this one faces obstacles along the way. How can a vast amount of treasure be safely transported hundreds of miles across...

Ezra was a man who converted the word of God into action. He not only knew the word, he also did the word. How did he do it?