The Monday Morning Pulpit

Welcome to Echoes from the Mountain, an expository walk through the epistle of James. In this series, we trace how Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount echoes directly into the active, daily life of the Christian. James leaves no room for idle belief—true, covenantal faith is never static; it works. Join us verse by verse as we unpack God's Word, confront the wisdom of the world, and learn what it means to live out a dynamic, living faith grounded in sovereign grace.

Welcome to Echoes from the Mountain, an expository walk through the epistle of James. In this series, we trace how Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount echoes directly into the active, daily life of the Christian. James leaves no room for idle belief—true, covenantal faith is never static; it works. Join us verse by verse as we unpack God's Word, confront the wisdom of the world, and learn what it means to live out a dynamic, living faith grounded in sovereign grace.

James helps us understand what it looks like to live in light of our relationship with Jesus.

What happens when the grand vision of the Sermon on the Mount meets the messy reality of daily life? In Echoes from the Mountain, a series on the Book of James featured on we explore how James takes the radical kingdom ethic preached by Jesus and translates it into a practical guide for faith in action. Tune in as Sunday’s pulpit message meets your Monday morning walk.

What happens when the grand vision of the Sermon on the Mount meets the messy reality of daily life? In Echoes from the Mountain, a series on the Book of James featured, we explore how James takes the radical kingdom ethic preached by Jesus and translates it into a practical guide for faith in action. Tune in as Sunday’s pulpit message meets your Monday morning walk.

What happens when the grand vision of the Sermon on the Mount meets the messy reality of daily life? In Echoes from the Mountain, a series on the Book of James featured on Monday Morning Pulpit, we explore how James takes the radical kingdom ethic preached by Jesus and translates it into a practical guide for faith in action. Tune in as Sunday’s pulpit message meets your Monday morning walk.

For twelve months almost to the day, we have walked through the fire and glory of the Revelation of Jesus Christ. We have stood in the smoke of the sanctuary, heard the thunder of the seals, witnessed the crashing of empires, and wept at the foot of the throne.

If someone walks up to you tomorrow and asks, "What was that year-long study actually about?" What will you tell them? If your answer is a timeline, a chart, a speculative guess at the Antichrist, or a political roadmap, you have missed the text.

Revelation is not an apocalyptic puzzle to satisfy human curiosity; it is the picture of the cosmic supremacy of Jesus Christ reigning over human history until He returns to consummate His Kingdom. Everything else is secondary.

We continue our Journey through Revelation. We explore the 2nd paragraph in Revelation 22. We explore the thought of how shall we live in light of the fact the King is returning soon.

We begin our journey through the book of Amos. Amos begins where we all should begin; with God.

We come to the culmination of the age where God restores creation and our salvation is complete.