Weekly Sermon Podcast

God’s covenant and blessing would take a different course than expected. His promise to Abraham and Isaac would continue through Jacob, the younger descendant.

Gideon was a great leader, a mighty warrior, and a powerful spiritual revivalist, but he didn’t start out that way. He was a leader and minister in the making, and so are you. Like Gideon, be willing and transparent, have faith in God and his word...

From the start of Elijah’s ministry, God called him to extinguish idolatry in Israel, and the prophet faithfully pursued this mission. However, God completed the work long after Elijah departed through Elisha, his successor. God’s ministry stream...

Others may look for God to move in spectacular ways—earth, wind, and fire. However, the Almighty God is often quietly at work, powerfully so. He would accomplish his work in Israel through judgment and mercy.

For over 250 years, the song Amazing Grace has be sharing the timeless message of God's incredible grace towards us. In this sermon, we'll focus on the truths that are revealed in scripture and the promise of God's amazing grace.

With the hand of the Lord upon him, the prophet cinched his garment and ran ahead of the king. Elijah may have performed this service out of his loyalty to the king. However, we should consider his loyalty to God as he ran ahead of Ahab’s chariot.

What happened on Mount Carmel not only proved that there is only one God, it proves that he is a God of mercy, grace, and reconciliation. On Mount Moriah, God provides a new covenant of grace and life for us through the life, death, and resurrection...

Many are just like Eli, unwilling to stir themselves or get busy. Too many Christians don’t want to get involved or make commitments that might tie them down. They want flexibility, not faithfulness. They want convenience over commitment. They crave...

God used Pharaoh’s hard-heartedness to execute righteous judgment, demonstrating his glory and power. By the breaking of dawn, Egypt knew that the God of Israel was Lord of all.

The story of Abraham and Isaac is the story of Calvary, foretelling Christ’s sacrifice as the Lamb of God. What is unique is that the story is told from the father’s perspective.