Joel Adams preaches from Isaiah 59. God saves sinful men.

There are phases of growth in the Christian life. This sermon borrows from three of John Newton's letters, encouraging Christians as the press on in grace.

God is faithful to his covenant, though Israel proves to be unfaithful and spiritually obtuse.

Discipline is so much more messy when sin reaches advanced stages.

The darkness of sin compells us to come to the light.

Those who make peace will face opposition, but will be blessed as the sons of God.

The apostacy of the tribe of Dan affords us an opportunity to confirm our own calling and election and so lean on Christ to help us combat our own enemies of iron.

Micah and his private shrine and personal levite are a warning to us of the dangers of self-made religion.

Samson finds his way into the great hall of faith. Through him God proves himself faithful.

Samson's story cries out in the streets. His wisdom impaired actions and their consequences move us to ponder the path of our feet and look for a better deliverer.