How could God see the harvest as plentiful? And how should we respond?
Sermons on Expository
Pro. 22:17-28 We sometimes think of Proverbs as being little more than a collection of fortune-cookie statements. But it’s far more than that. For the next chapter, he provides a list of recommendations—wisdom that he hopes that, if they but follow, they’ll find a successful and Godly life. This Father’s Day, I’d like for us to start a series where we learn…
1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 I could spend months looking solely at the letters to the Thessalonians! But today, I’d like us to look towards the end of the letter. For, as we find ourselves nearing the end of the letter, Paul turns to the biggest problem that was facing the hearts of the Christians in Thessalonica: a similar problem facing many of us…
1 John 4:7-21 This morning, we discussed how we are to have love for our brothers and sisters and how this love is to be a sacrificial love. Tonight, we are going to look at the very fount of love, Himself: God. So much of what the world views as love today has nothing to do with the true and pure love…
1 John 3:10-18 In this lesson, we explore the profound concept of true Christianity, emphasizing the importance of sacrificial love and service to our brothers and sisters in Christ. Drawing from biblical teachings, we delve into the idea that genuine love is reflected in our actions and willingness to lay down our lives for others, just as Jesus did for us. Join…
Revelation 21:1-4 What does John mean when he describes “a new heaven and earth”? Is this a promise for now, for then, or for the future? Discover with us the hope and comfort in these powerful verses.
Ruth 3:1-18; Ruth 4:1-22 Can God restore a broken soul? This isn’t just a thought-question. For most of us have, at some point or another, felt this feeling of abandonment and brokenness. Can God do the thing we struggle to do: can He heal and redeem our trauma and bring us through to something better? For the answer, we turn to Ruth…
Ruth 1:1-22; Ruth 2:1-23 Ruth takes place during a difficult time in the history of the Jewish people: the time of the judges, “In those days there was no king in Israel. Everyone did what was right in his own eyes.” (Judges 17:6) In that age, we find ourselves focused not on the current judge or some priest or prophet. Instead, we…
Revelation 20:11-15 Tonight, we discuss the judgment at the white throne. When does all this happen? The past? The future? Or is the answer a bit more complicated?
Psalm 27 Many of us have felt fears of various types—both justified and unjustified. But to my knowledge, none of us here have ever had a reason for fear so justified as David. The most powerful man in the region was hunting him and desperately wanted him dead. And yet, David shows confidence and courage. How? We desperately want to know, for…