This passage teaches us how to make prayer a more consistent habit in our lives--and it begins by teaching us how not to pray.

While our culture is preoccupied with making resolutions for the new year, this sermon helps us stop and reflect on grace as we prepare for 2020.

In this final sermon, Isaiah describes the sending of the most intrepid Pioneer

In this passage, Isaiah prophesies the coming of King that no one would expect—a suffering Servant.

In this sermon, the Messianic hope continues to develop as we move from the birth of the promised Messiah in chapter in 9 to the portrayal of the Messiah as the perfect king and ruler in chapter 11.

In this sermon, C.J. urges us to personalize this passage in Isaiah chapter 9 by trusting in the Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father and Prince of Peace so that we might know and experience the liberation and joy He came to provide.

As we prepare for Thanksgiving, this sermon reminds us that gratefulness is a virtue that is meant to be woven into the very fabric of our lives.

This year on membership Sunday, CJ reminded us to behold the extraordinary experience and effect of unity for the people of God.

In this sermon on Psalm 100, we were reminded that Christian serving is glad serving.