Ephesians 4:7–16 reminds us that Jesus has gifted every believer for the good of His church. Pastors equip the saints, members do the work of ministry, and the body grows when every part does its part. The question for every Christian is simple: What...

In this message from Daniel 3, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego show us what it means to fear God rather than man and remain faithful even when obedience comes at a cost. Their deliverance from the fiery furnace points us to Jesus Christ, the Savior...

In this message, we see that David and Goliath is more than an underdog story about overcoming the giants in our lives. It is the account of God saving His fearful people through His chosen king, pointing us forward to Jesus Christ—the Good Shepherd...

At the Red Sea, God displayed both His sovereign power and His grace by delivering Israel from slavery and judging their enemies. This sermon traces the Exodus beyond the frame, showing how it points to the greater Exodus Jesus accomplished through...

The story of Noah’s Ark is more than a familiar children’s Bible story about animals and obedience; it is a sobering picture of the seriousness of sin and the certainty of God’s judgment. Yet in the darkness of the flood, God’s mercy shines as He...

This week in Genesis 1:26–28, we learn that to be human is to be made in the image of God. Because God Himself is triune, we were made for community with one another, unity with Him, and mission in the world. Though sin shattered that image, Jesus...

Genesis 22 tells the startling story of Abraham being commanded to offer Isaac, the son of promise, yet the point is not Isaac’s death but God’s provision. Abraham trusted that God would keep His promise, and God provided a substitute in Isaac’s...