Cary Cox, from Luke 19:1-10. This series highlights people in the gospels who met Jesus and experienced transformation. Zacchaeus is changed from greedy to generous; from a sinner to a saint. His idol was crushed in the presence and grace of Jesus Christ!

Cary Cox, from James 1:5-8. Living out the faith requires pursuit of the wisdom of God, trust in the character of God, and single-minded devotion to God, rather than double-minded doubt.

Cary Cox, from Luke 7:36-50. A woman with a sinful reputation meets Jesus and finds forgiveness and grace. A beautiful passage of Scripture that highlights the truth: we are all sinners, and we all need Jesus!

Cary Cox, from James 1:1-4. An introduction to the letter of James. We learn from James himself, look at the church as the people of God scattered over the earth, and learn to face suffering in faith.

Cary Cox, from Exodus 34:4-8. A look at the essential nature of God – he is faithful! He cannot be unreliable or untrue. He binds himself voluntarily to his covenant people, and shows loyal love to us in Christ. His faithfulness fuels our faithfulness to him, and is our only hope.

Cary Cox, from Acts 11. Jesus requires faithfulness from his servants. A call for faithful men and faithful women!

Cary Cox, from Matthew 24 & 25. Jesus requires his followers to be faithful to him. We are entrusted with different giftings, assignments, abilities, and opportunities, to be used for the work of the kingdom of God. Jesus will return and settle accounts with his servants. We will answer for how we have lived. May … Continue reading Jesus Requires Faithfulness

Cary Cox, from Job. An overview of the book of Job helps us think rightly about God, Satan, suffering, and our response to difficult days. Receive encouragement and hope from the sovereign God, who is worth treasuring, no matter our circumstances!

Cary Cox, from Psalm 139 (recorded during our midweek livestream, April 22, 2020). God-centered, meaty encouragement! The intimate omniscience of God!

Cary Cox, from Luke 13:1-9. Jesus used the news reports of a national tragedy and a natural disaster to call us to think deeply, theologically, and spiritually about our own sin, calling us to repent. As we face the pandemic of the Coronavirus, Jesus’ words speak to us clearly. God is giving us time to … Continue reading A Call to Repent