Sermons

Paul's discussion about the gifts of tongues and prophecy reminds us that our goal in the gathering of God's people should not be "what can I get", but "how can I build up".

In Psalm 66 we find a wonderful pattern of praise that can help us as discipline ourselves to be a people of praise each Sunday morning and throughout the week.

Every Sunday morning, God's people are called to gather. And as we do, we discipline ourselves to rightly hear the word of God as it is proclaimed to us.

As he ran from Saul, David was sustained by God in the midst of his suffering.

Jesus not only rescues us by His grace, but also calls us to be His voice and His hands to a needy world.

Living in light of Jesus' words: "I am the vine and you are the branches."

When David flees to Jonathan, he goes not simply to a friend, but to his partner in covenant. We should do the very same with the Son of David, Jesus Christ!

Even though our suffering only seems to work against our "good", the God who reigns will work all things for our "good" if our hope is in Jesus.

When the King of the universe ransoms you, your rescue is secure, from beginning to end.

God does not sit on His throne reacting to human choices, hoping he can steer things in the right direction. No, He accomplishes His will perfectly from His throne... in all things.