Sermons

The determination to kill Jesus reveals the reality of a heart solely focused on self.

Through the story of raising Lazarus, we see a need, God meeting the need in His sovereignty, and man’s response to that need—all with the portrait of our resurrection and new life in Christ.

As David speaks to the men in the cave at Adullam, we are reminded of His faithfulness and security and depth of His love for His children.

Jesus’ reminds the leaders again about who His sheep are and how He is the Shepherd granting eternal life.

David’s song of praise written in a cave causes us to ponder what it is to fear the LORD.

Jesus reveals He is the door and He is the Good Shepherd. Imagery that reveals the depth of His heart for people to know God and the care for believers, children of God.

David on the run from Saul reminds us to remain steadfast in our hearts unto the LORD, no matter what.

As we see the fallout from one blind man’s encounter with Jesus we see the depth of blindness and are reminded—be His light for His glory that souls would come to believe.

A hymn of praise has a reflect upon the heart of worship. Is your heart in tune to the Lord or to self?

As the blind man receives sight, we are reminded of the life transformation that takes place when one has a personal encounter with Jesus.