Tears are a strange and mysterious bodily fluid to the scientific community, but they are not so strange or mysterious for those who live them. On the basis of Isaiah, pastor unpacks tears today. You won't want to miss this unforgettable teaching.

We begin Holy Week watching our Savior ride into Jerusalem to face his death. However, we rejoice! We rejoice because he comes to fulfill God's promise to save his people. Listen in!

In this sermon, pastor reflects on the death of Jesus and names to massive implications for our lives. Listen in!

Peter gets a wake up call from a rooster. He realizes he has denied Jesus. This story serves as rooster cry for us. It shows us our sin and faithlessness, but we also see Jesus' perfect faithfulness for us. Listen in!

In the sermon, pastor takes the most climatic verse in the entire gospel of Mark and applies it to our lives. Listen in!

In the passion reading this week, we find ourselves in the garden of Gethsemane watching Jesus pray. Watching our Savior suffer with the weight of the world on his shoulders. In the face of temptation and suffering Jesus teaches us what it means to be faithful. He shows us what it means to watch and pray. Listen in!

It seems so simple: we need to know why we do what we do. Oftentimes, we look to results to justify ourselves and to give ourselves purpose. In this Word, Jesus gives us a brand new way of viewing our purpose.

This sermon moves deeply into one of Paul's most difficult texts. It looks at Paul's teaching on personal transfiguration both what it is and how it happens. If you're looking for deep spiritual transformation, this is a must listen!

What does it mean to follow Jesus? Peter was called to follow, but he recognized that he didn't even have the right to stand before God. Listen in as we take a look at the amazing way God uses sinful people to carry out his work.

Luke gives an account of Jesus' first sermon in Nazareth, but he only gives us the first line. The rest of the account focuses on Nazareth's response to the Word. The Spirit uncovers for us in this sermon our own response to the Word. Listen in!