Jeremiah 29:1-2, 4-7

A devotional, Job 38, dedicated to those who suffer.

A beautiful visual telling of this devotional is found here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3G56vQ_bjjg&t=634s

The beautiful youtube devotional can be found here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCnSMQpu7ok&t=2s

Instead of using the ABC's to time your hand washing during the COVID-19 pandemic, why not use the Lord's Prayer?

Can we BE church together when the Coronovirus is keeping us apart?

A PRE-pandemic sermon in a POST-pandemic world

1 Corinthians 2:1-12, especially verse 10: 'for the Spirit searches everything, even the depths of God.'

Will also mention passages from Matthew 5:13-20

A Very Llama Christmas by Brett Hertzog Betkoski

What you can't see is that as the sermon is being preached, Pastor Brett is literally detangling a huge, knotted ball of necklaces that by the end, he's freed at least one necklace from.

Trigger warning for people who hate political sermons.

Preached on Christ the King Sunday, a feast day of the church year dedicated to asking the faithful to whom they pledge their allegiance, God or man?

If you are going to give it a listen **Stick it through to the end!**

(Hint, it ultimately is a sermon about Christ's faithfulness and our call to follow Him as our king!)

an All Saints Sermon, delivered November 3rd, 2019

The story of the Rich man and Abraham is a well known parable from Jesus. A teaching in which by ignoring the poor man Lazarus in life, a great chasm is created between the two in death.

But that chasm wasn't a new thing was it? Surely there were many variable that divided the rich and poor men in life. And Jesus has some strong opinions on that.

What are the biases; both conscious and unconscious that we have towards other people that create chasms between us today? And how do we address them for Jesus' sake?