Ezekial 47:1-12

By Robert Krumrey

The Old Testament temple was more than just a religious building for the execution of religious duties. It was THE place to experience the presence of God. When the people forgot this, the temple was taken away and God sent prophets to remind them of their need for his presence. Find out more in this sermon from Ezekiel 47 about the only thing that can quench our spiritual thirst.

Haggai 1 & 2

By Robert Krumrey

The unthinkable has happened. The temple has been destroyed and God’s people have been exiled. After all of the unheeded warnings from all of the prophets, God has finally made good on his threats. Threats against a people who had maintained religious practice but whose hearts were in love with false gods and devoid of worship of the one true God. Find out in this sermon what God does to restore his people (then and now) when they find themselves in such a predicament.

Psalm 79:1-13

By Noah Galloso

Jerusalem and the temple has fallen as prophesied and now the people lament in this Psalm. They cry out to God for salvation, but not just for justice for what has been done to them, but atonement for their own sins against God. In this sermon we will see how God glorifies himself in both his justice against evil and his gracious gift of atonement.

Jeremiah 7:1-34

By Christian Hogan

Jeremiah pleads with the people Judah to hear God and amend their ways, but the people of Judah will not. They believe that God will be a refuge from the consequences of their sin even if they do not follow God’s ways. Just like the people of Judah, we all are prone to believe deceptive words that lead us to sin and eventually lead us to dehumanizing idolatry. God mercifully draws people to repent, but if they will not, the only just response from a holy God is wrath against sin and sinners. God mercifully sends many prophets, including Jeremiah, to a deaf and dull people, but they will not listen. Eventually God sends his own son Jesus, who makes a way through his death and resurrection for spiritually dull people to be restored to God. Will you hear God’s word and amend your ways and believe the good news of Jesus?

Psalm 84:1-12

By Nick Barzilla

The temple is built and God’s people are regularly making pilgrimages for worship. Find out in this sermon, what it’s like to worship the one true God in his dwelling place. The place where he has chosen to be with his people.

1 Kings 8

By Robert Krumrey

This sermon explores one of the most dramatic moments of God being with his people in the entire Bible. Find out why God comes near and what that means for us who desire to dwell with him now and forever.

Joshua 3:1-17

By Robert Krumrey

God’s people have wandered in the desert for 40 years and a new generation is given the opportunity to go into the land that was promised to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. See what they must learn about God and themselves before they make the monumental step of following the God of the ark of the covenant.

Exodus 33

By Robert Krumrey

God’s plan for restoring his relationship with sinful humans includes the creating of a new nation starting with Abraham and eventually ending up in the Sinai Desert. It is here that the people of God learn of God’s plan to restore their hearts as true worshippers. Find out in this sermon what ruptures and repairs our worshipping hearts and leads to the experience of God With Us.

Genesis 3

By Robert Krumrey

If the only Bible we ever read was Genesis 1&2, we’d think it was a fairy tale. A utopia filled with rich relationships with God, self. Others, and the earth. This is not the context we now live in. What happened? Find out in this sermon from Genesis 3 as we discover what has occurred to separate us from God and what God has done to remedy the problem.

Genesis 1,2

By Robert Krumrey

Christians like to talk about having a “relationship” with God. What does this mean and how do I get in on this? Find out this summer as we do an overview of the entire Bible. A Bible that tells us about God and his intentions to be “with us”.