If it seems like you can’t help yourself in the face of temptation, this week’s account of Jesus’ confrontation with the devil offers real hope.

God wants hearts that are broken by self-righteousness and hypocrisy. He wants hearts desperate for the great, unbreakable treasure that can only be found in Jesus.

Jesus' transfiguration shows us that there is only one way out of the darkness Satan has brought upon the world.

Nearly all religions and belief systems say something about treating others well. But what happens to the golden rule when we have enemies? Jesus offers an astonishing answer.

Both Moses and Jesus come down from a mountain, but with very different purposes.

By presenting Jesus in the temple, Mary and Joseph were following purification laws. But it’s also a striking picture for us: in Jesus’ presentation, we are made pure, too, and like Simeon and Anna, we can leave this life in peace.

The great physician knows the kind of healing we want from him, but in the end, he gives us the healing we really need.

One job, many tasks. What does being the Savior of the world consist of? This week, a closer look at his appearance in the synagogue explains.

With Christmas over, you might feeling more like a burned out bulb than a light in the darkness. The good news is that Jesus, the light no darkness can overcome, now shines on you. So arise! Shine! The glory of the Lord rises upon you.

This year, there isn't enough turnaround time to produce the sermon videos we typically make, but we have put together a short playlist of excellent Christian hymns from previous years, performed by our very own organists, to get your heart in the right place for Christmas. Enjoy!