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As we live our lives here on earth, we do so with the mindset that we haven’t arrived at the finish line yet. We’re still journeying. With eyes of faith, though, we see the finish line. We see our true homeland, the heavenly city with foundations. This sermon explores the better realities that faith sees.
After hearing about the Lord’s plans for Sodom and Gomorrah, Abraham approaches the Lord. Face to face with God, Abraham prays. This sermon explores this gripping back-and-forth conversation and applies it to our lives of prayer.
In our world of “go, go, go” and efficiency and productivity, sometimes we forget to take a break. Maybe we even feel guilty if we stop to catch our breath when so many other things need to get done. This sermon explores Jesus’ gracious invitation to sit at his feet and rest.
Jesus tells a familiar story of an unsuspecting robbery victim and an unexpected hero. This sermon explores what the Good Samaritan means for us today and why it’s so important to remember who’s telling it.
What are people’s opinion of pastors these days? What do you think of pastors? In these verses from 1 Peter 5, we are privileged to overhear Peter’s instructions to pastors. This sermon picks up on this conversation and explores what it means to have a pastor.
Immediately after Jesus calms the storm, the disciples ask each other, “Who is this? Even the wind and waves obey him!” In the event that immediately follows, Jesus shows that he not only has the power over the wind and waves, but also over all evil. This sermon takes a look at Jesus’ rescue of a demon-possessed man.