Where do you look when you’re faced with the unknown? In this sermon, we learn that even though the journey is unknown, the God of the Bible who makes Himself known is more than competent for the journey. Psalm 121
Over the five weeks of Advent, we studied God’s Word and looked at the ways that Moses was Holding Out Hope for the coming of Jesus. At Christmas we celebrated the fact that Jesus became flesh to reveal the Father, to become a faithful High Priest, to put away sin and destroy the works of … [Read More…] The Promise Fulfiller
John the Baptist announced Jesus to the world by saying, “Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.” In many ways, this is THE story of the Bible, the one that makes sense of all the other stories, and connects, undergirds, and unifies them. In this sermon spanning seven … [Read More…] The Sin Atoner
Popular stories take on a life of their own over time. We hear them so frequently that we run the risk of forgetting the true details of what really happened. Scripture should inform our understanding about the birth of Christ, not popular legends. In this sermon from Luke 2, we explore the good news … [Read More…] Our Uncommon Savior’s Birth
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Of all the prophets in all the Old Testament, Moses held the particular distinction of being the Mediator of the Law. God chose Moses to lead the Israelites out of bondage in Egypt, and he did so with many miraculous signs that God displayed through him. But Moses was held in highest esteem for his … [Read More…] The Law Mediator
In a year when so much has been abnormal, perhaps what we need most is to be reminded of the timeless message of Christmas. This sermon gets back to the basics of the Christmas story, looking at the narrative from Luke 1. Even though you may have heard the story many times before, God’s plans … [Read More…] God’s Promises Past and Present
