Sermons

Psalm 2

August 2, 2026
The longer I walk with Jesus, the more I notice how easily I default to turning inward and living for myself. We all do it, both in our personal lives…
What is repentance? It's a word many of us have heard countless times, but if we asked ten different people to define it, we might receive ten different answers. Is…
This week we will start a new series studying selected Psalms to finish out the summer. First up… will be Psalm 1. Psalm 1 lays out the ultimate life choices:…
For 37 chapters, Job has suffered, questioned, and listened to others’ opinions. Then, in the final chapters, everything changes. God, instead of rebuking Job with harshness, He lovingly leads him…
This Sunday we'll continue our series in Job as we examine the conversations between Job and his friends. Convinced they have the answer to Job's suffering, they repeatedly speak for…
What happens when life suddenly falls apart? This Sunday, we’ll look at Job 1–2 and how faith can endure life’s most difficult trials and why God is always worthy of…
This Sunday we'll be exploring 2 Corinthians 4 and the reality of suffering in the Christian life. In a world marked by hardship, disappointment, and pain, Paul reminds us that…
With the arrival of summer, what are you looking forward to? Perhaps a vacation, a wedding, a time of rest, or making memories with family and friends. The final line…
As we continue our journey through the Nicene Creed, we move from what we believe about God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit to what those beliefs mean for those…
In Part 6 of our Ancient Faith series, we turn to what the Nicene Creed says about the Holy Spirit: We believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver…
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