This week's exploration of Matthew's account of Jesus' temptation in the wilderness reveals something profound about the battles we face in our own spiritual lives. We discover that the enemy's oldest trick isn't questioning our identity directly, but rather questioning God's love and provision for us.

This exploration of Matthew 17 and the Transfiguration invites us behind the divine curtain to witness who Jesus truly is. The message challenges us to examine our own spiritual lives: How long has it been since we've been so touched by God's presence that it had a noticeable effect on us? Like Peter, we often get caught up in doing rather than abiding, working in God's presence rather than simply resting in it.

When God's voice thundered from the cloud commanding us to listen to His Son, it was a divine correction: stop talking, stop working, and simply listen. This account reminds us that God's glory isn't found by chasing experiences around the world—it's as close as Jesus is. We're invited to see Him transfigured not just on the mountain in glory, but also on the cross in humility, because both reveal the fullness of God's love for us.

This message draws us into the heart of what truly matters in our faith journey by exploring 1 Corinthians 2. Using the relatable metaphor of moving from one home to another, we're challenged to examine what we're taking with us as we transition through different seasons of life and faith. Just as moving forces us to sort through our possessions and decide what's worth keeping, we must ask ourselves: what attitudes, traditions, and mindsets are we carrying forward? The answer is beautifully simple yet profoundly challenging—the gospel of Jesus Christ and Him crucified.

Psalm 15 poses a profound question that reshapes how we think about our relationship with God: what kind of person dwells in His presence? This isn't about meeting requirements or proving our worthiness—it's about recognizing the transformation that happens when God's presence dwells within us.

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This exploration of Isaiah 42 takes us deep into the heart of God's promise to His people in exile, revealing truths that resonate powerfully with our own lives today.

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A sermon from Ephesians 3 and being God's new creation family.

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A sermon from the first Sunday after the Epiphany.

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A sermon for Epiphany 2026. 

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"The light shone in the darkness, but the darkness did not overcome it."

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A message from the Rev. Ken Aycock

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