Sermons on Proverbs
God creates the universe as a beautiful paradise, which He says, “is good.” What happened to this paradise? Why is there so much injustice, brokenness, and suffering? Join us as we look at the fall of mankind in Genesis 3, and how this fits into the greater picture of our story.
What does it mean to live wisely? How is this related to God and to His design? Join us as we launch our new sermon series on paradise living, with this sermon based upon Proverbs 1-2.
Why does Jesus spend so much time with sinners? How does Jesus respond to the religious leaders who grumble about Him associating with sinners & tax-collectors? Join us as we study Jesus’ parables in Luke 15.
Why was the rich man in Jesus’ parable in Luke 12 called a fool? How does that story relate to me and to my life today?
Haman and Esther’s lives powerfully illustrate the truth of 1 Peter 5:5, which says that God opposes the proud and gives favor to the humble. Join us as we continue our study of the book of Esther.
God had a special calling on Samson’s life, but rather than being driven to faithfully fulfill his calling, Samson seeks his own desires. Join us for this study of the life of Samson, as we close out this sermon series on the book of Judges.
Do objective moral values and duties exist? Where do they come from? Do we have any obligation to live in accordance with those values? To whom would we be obligated? Join us as we address these important questions about morality and why it matters.
The tongue is small in size, but it wields great power to build up or to destroy. For this reason, how we utilize it is of vital importance, for us and for others.
The short story of Ruth is a beautiful story of how God can and does move and work in and through our lives when we fully commit to Him and faithfully pursue Him as Ruth did.
One of the many ways Jesus develops disciples is through their fellowship with one another. The disciples and the early church were devoted to pursuing Jesus together, and this remains vital for us today as well.