From Crisis to Confidence – Psalm 3
In Psalm 3, David is surrounded by enemies, betrayed by his own son, and driven from his throne, yet he finds confidence in the Lord who is his shield and salvation. This sermon shows how God sustains His people in the midst of overwhelming trials while pointing us to Jesus Christ, the rejected and exalted King who secures our salvation.
From Envy to Exultation – Psalm 73
Why do the wicked seem to prosper while God’s people suffer? In Psalm 73, Asaph wrestles with envy, doubt, and God’s providence until his perspective is reshaped in the presence of God. This sermon reminds us that true hope and lasting satisfaction are found not in earthly prosperity but in the Lord alone.
Grace Meets Guilt – Psalm 130
Psalm 130 reminds us that no sin is too great for the mercy of God. In this message, we discover how the depth of our sin leads us to the delight of God’s forgiveness and the dependable hope found in His promises through Jesus Christ.
Turning Tears into Trust – Psalm 13
The eternal beauty, truth, and goodness of Psalm 23 draw us into the life of faith in Christ, as we learn to follow, trust, and enjoy him as our Good Shepherd.
For His Name’s Sake – Psalm 23
The eternal beauty, truth, and goodness of Psalm 23 draw us into the life of faith in Christ, as we learn to follow, trust, and enjoy him as our Good Shepherd.
Serving Through God’s Grace – 1 Peter 4:10-11
In 1 Peter 4:10–11, we explore how God graciously gifts His people, calls them to faithful service, and uses that service for His glory. As we install new deacons and charge them for ministry among us, we are reminded that Christian service is rooted in grace, sustained by God’s strength, and modeled after Christ, the ultimate Servant-King.
Hope for the Cast-Down Soul – Psalm 42
In Genesis 26:1–22, Isaac faces famine, fear, and opposition, yet God proves faithful through every trial. This sermon shows how pressure exposes our fears while pointing us to Christ, the perfectly faithful Son in whom our hope rests.
Providence and Pain – Genesis 26:23-35
In Genesis 26:1–22, Isaac faces famine, fear, and opposition, yet God proves faithful through every trial. This sermon shows how pressure exposes our fears while pointing us to Christ, the perfectly faithful Son in whom our hope rests.
Living by Promise Through Fear – Genesis 26:1-22
In Genesis 26:1–22, Isaac faces famine, fear, and opposition, yet God proves faithful through every trial. This sermon shows how pressure exposes our fears while pointing us to Christ, the perfectly faithful Son in whom our hope rests.
The Danger of Destructive Desires – Genesis 25:27-34
This sermon from Genesis 25:27–34 explores how Esau traded his birthright for a temporary craving and warns against living by appetite instead of faith. Discover how unchecked desires can cause us to forfeit what matters most for temporary satisfaction, and learn why we must feed our faith instead of our flesh.
The Unfailing Word of God – Genesis 25:1-26
We see the Lord always fulfills His word with perfect precision and calls His followers to live in trusting obedience.
Following the Will of God – Genesis 24:26-67
In this sermon from Genesis 24:1–25, we explore how to find God’s will through trusting His sovereignty, stepping out in obedience, and seeking Him in prayer. Abraham’s servant models a faith that moves forward without full clarity while carefully discerning God’s providential leading. This passage shows that God’s will is not discovered passively, but through active dependence, attentive observation, and alignment with His Word.