In the Psalms we find a reflection of life in a fallen world—years stippled with uncontainable joy and unspeakable sorrow, seasons of holistic prosperity
There’s nothing quite like a good comeback story. You know the type: when a person, group, or team seems so down-and-out, so defeated, and
When Christians think of a God worthy of worship, praise, adoration, submission, service, and imitation, there are certain divine characteristics that are likely more
Reading the fourth and fifth chapters of the Revelation of Jesus Christ can feel like stepping into the sun after hours in the dark.
It’s Mother’s Day, and a sermon about divine judgement and locust plagues and starving animals probably isn’t what most of you came expecting today.
Last week we started into a brief study of God’s sovereignty by reading the story of a man who Jesus said was born blind
We’ve talked about God’s sovereignty before on this podcast, but understanding and appreciating it is an issue we often continue to wrestle with, especially
What do you think about when you think about God’s sovereignty? It’s one of those words we use a lot in the church, and
On December 5th, 2022, Ronald and Carol Wilczak woke to the foreboding beep, beep, beep of their home smoke alarm. It had been only
The author of Hebrews gave believers a task: “Let us consider how to stimulate one another to love and good deeds … , not
In the 47th Psalm, the author points the reader to worship of God as the universal King, in part, because of how he has