Easter sermon connecting the resurrection of Jesus to the words of Psalm 118. The tomb is empty, which fills us with hope.

A sermon for Maundy Thursday, connecting the gift of the Lord's Supper to Psalm 116

Where do you turn when life gets difficult? Do you rely on yourself? Do you look to the world? Psalm 31 examines these places and calls us to look elsewhere for our rescue.

Psalms 51 records David's plea to God for mercy after his sin with Bathsheba. In these words, we are invited also to come before God and plea for His grace and mercy.

We need healing from the disease of sin. Psalm 107 invites us to cry out to God so that He might heal us.

David proclaims the way the heavens point to God and how the Torah reveals His wisdom. Both creation and Scripture invite us to repent and join in the song of praising God.

The most important event of your life is one you weren't even there for. It wasn't something you accomplished. On the cross, Christ won the victory over sin. He has done it.

To walk the path of the Lord is to walk the path of his steadfast love and faithfulness.

The Transfiguration shows us Jesus at the very center of the story of Scripture. Who stands at the center of your story?

Isaiah recounts the power and majesty of God for the people of Israel and makes the promise that God will use his power to bring healing to those who wait for him.