Intimacy requires communication. On one hand, words need to be offered. If friends don’t talk, if families don’t share, and if spouses stop discussing—those
Before the monarchy was established, Israel was surrounded by threats to its national prosperity, integrity, and identity. Foreign nations advanced, false gods enticed, and
First and Second Samuel are epic narratives, rich with fascinating characters and familiar stories. From Hannah’s miraculous pregnancy to Samuel’s king-making ministry, from the
SERMON MANUSCRIPT The first fourteen verses of Ephesians speak of God’s grand plan to redeem all things in Christ. At his first coming, Christ
SERMON MANUSCRIPT Over these past three months, there have been a handful of topics with which I’ve wrestled. They came to mind often, prompting
Sermon from May 11, 2025 service. Josiah Boyd preaching.
One of the main purposes of a midterm exam is to chart the progress of the students. After weeks of readings, lectures, and assignments,
SERMON MANUSCRIPT I want to confess something this morning: I’m a little annoyed. I’m annoyed at pollster robots calling and texting me. I’m annoyed by
SERMON MANUSCRIPT I want us to look together at Luke’s account of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It’s found in Luke 24. If you
SERMON MANUSCRIPT This morning, using Scripture and song, we have travelled from the anticipation of Jesus to the crucifixion of Jesus. But now we
While the Old Testament promised that God would one day dwell again with his people, ruling them perfectly, justly, and eternally, Mark announces that
Though enduring unspeakable pain, Jesus did speak. From the cross he offered words of mercy for ignorant sinners (Luke 23:34), words of destiny to