Sermons

One some of our eternal hope, one some of how to handle the moments of utter despair.

As the world sees the assassination of a bondservant of God and the Lord Jesus Christ, Charlie Kirk—Christ’s bride must reflect: where do we go from now? How do we respond?

Restoration, revival, renewal, liberty, grace, mercy, all from Christ alone.

Where are you with the fear of the Lord and the comfort of His Spirit?

Saul’s radical transformation reminds us of the different responses that take place when a life is changed for Christ.

May we ponder more time in His presence.

As Ananias is told to go to Damascus—we all must ask—am I available? Am I open?

A psalm of Asaph reveals the timeless hatred Israel has faced with an urgent call for deliverance and reminder to continue to pray for salvation on both sides.

Saul’s encounter with Christ challenges us to never limit God and reminds us of the radical grace and mercy of our transformational King.

A stark reminder for those who God allows to hold the post of judge or ruler, a vital reminder of why we must tarry in prayer for all who lead.