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“Worshiping the Right Image”
After we've gotten over being deluded about ourselves, one of the next dangers is having a deluded image of God.
“Saints Behind Christ’s Own Facade”
The saints are all dressed up in Christ's robes— Hallelujah! And God has a unique purpose for them in the heavenlies...
“Delusion 101”
This week's sermon goes back to the basics of the Biblical gospel, and addresses the well known human phenomenon of "I'm good". To understand some of the contemporary context in what we're discussing in the sanctuary, you may wish to explore the following Ray Comfort...
“Representatives Take the Heat”
Maturity and resilience are absolutely necessary when we recognize our status as representatives
“Under Old Management”
We were Divinely meant to manage— but good management requires getting out from under demonic dominion.
“The Good Things of Hell”
Do you realize that "good things" are capable of distracting you— of robbing you of your eternity? Don't be so enamoured by prosperity that you forget an important subtext in the Gospel of Luke.
“All These Pentecosts”
If one defines Pentecost as a significant encounter with God's Holy Spirit, then the Bible is full of Pentecosts, and thank God!
“Grieved by the Last Days’ Indifference”
In this second part of a series on debilitating indifference, we explore Hezekiah's response to Isaiah as an archetype for prevalent attitudes at the End of Days.
“Grieved at the Ruin of Ordinary Joe”
The intersection of Amos 6 and Mark 3 gives an interesting insight into the heart of Jesus Christ.
“As Goes Its Priests, So Goes the Nation”
Two significant prophetic passages today highlight the relationship between spiritual leadership and the nation.
“Sowing Seed & the Mythology of Inclusion”
Modern eyes may not approve, but the Parable of the Sower has some curious things to say about human "soil", equality of outcome, and even the cult of inclusion.
“Thoughts on the Resurrection”
Resurrected, and eternal, life is (as it turns out) baked into the Scriptures from one end to the other! Hallelujah!
“If You Are/You Are” (Good Friday)
There's interesting symmetry between the temptations Jesus experienced in the wilderness, and the account at Golgotha.
“Faith-Filled Defiance”
Today, we examine Habakkuk, for the interesting and contemporary lessons it can give us.
“Mission Drift”
Scripture certainly reminds us, repeatedly, of the the ever-present danger of "Mission Drift" within individuals, organizations, and the Church. This Lenten season, we all need to be aware of this significant, and repeating, pattern.