Sermons

A Trinitarian model of education assumes that we all can teach each other, and we all can learn from each other. Psalm 119:33-40; Romans...

In Pharaoh’s economy, the people were enslaved and worked 24/7 to satisfy his production quotas.... In God’s economy there was no need to...

Now we are in a place not unlike the world in Jesus’ day, where people are constantly vying for attention, control, healing, and help. We...

If we know God came for everyone, why then do we not intervene more when desperate people who are different from us require help? Isaiah...

When life is good and we are in the beauty of nature or sitting in a sanctuary, then silence can feel golden and holy. But when life is...

When you pray for the enemy, if you ever do, which of these approaches do you take? Think about it. Is it your natural inclination to...

The parables suggest a similar element of hiddenness or surprise when it comes to the Kingdom of God ... It can be right in front of our...

This parable cautions a rush to judgment about what is good and what is not good. Maybe we are too quick to pull up and burn that...

God, the Sower, our Creator is confident and assured that we all have good soil potential. So, God keeps throwing out the seeds with...

Although the people had broken their side of the Mosaic covenant, God was not going to abandon them or forever shame them for it. They...