Sermons on Sin
Jesus offers us life. Is this merely a future reality, in heaven? Or is this something that we can experience here and now? Join us as we continue our study in Ephesians, focusing on Ephesians 2:1-13.
Adam & Eve’s sinful rebellion against God has significant consequences for all of mankind. How does God respond to their rebellion? What does this have to do with us & with our lives today?
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.
Joseph was faithful when his brothers hated him, conspired against him, threw him in a pit, & sold him into slavery. But how will he hold up under temptation? Join us as we continue our study on the life of Joseph.
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.
What is the point of the strange story in Numbers 21, with the serpent on the pole? How does this make sense and work within the overall narrative of scripture? Join us as we look at how this obscure Old Testament story points to Jesus.
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.
Gideon, just like Israel, had patches of faithfulness mixed in with several instances of doubt and disobedience. Yet, despite all of his struggles, God remained faithful in delivering His people.
Throughout the book of Judges we see God’s people repeatedly rebelling against Him, as they pursue other gods. Yet, even in Israel’s rebellion, we continue to see God’s faithfulness, grace, & mercy, as He continues to rescue them and to lovingly call them back to Him. This Sunday we look at Othniel and Ehud in…
The book of Judges is a challenging book, but it remains an important book for us today. Like Israel, God calls us to live lives that reflect His holiness to those around us.