Complete Sermon List
Abraham and God’s Faithfulness | Genesis 15:1-21
God called Abraham and promised to bless all the nations through him. Yet Abraham’s life was marked by waiting, imperfect obedience, and circumstances that seemed to make God’s promises impossible. From the covenant ceremony of Genesis 15 to God’s provision for Isaac, Abraham’s story reveals that the certainty of God’s promises rests on God himself. His faithfulness points us forward to Jesus Christ and gives us hope beyond what we can see in this life.
Covenant With Noah | Genesis 6:9-18
God will not overlook sin, and God will not abandon his creation. He preserves the world for his purposes, even as the continuing problem of the human heart points us toward Christ.
Death & Life
As the Story continues, death appears again and again. Sacrifice also begins to appear—a life given in the place of another. Yet the repetition of sacrifice shows that these sacrifices could never finally remove sin. They create longing for a better and final provision from God.
Covenant With Creation | Genesis 2:15-3:24
A covenant is a binding relationship established by solemn promises and commitments. A contract tells you what you agreed to. A covenant binds you to a person, and covenant is not God's backup plan. The shape of it is already in the Garden, at the very beginning. Covenant is how God binds himself to people he loves.
God: His Kingdom | Psalm 145
What if we were never made to live without a King? And what if the King over us were perfectly good? Scripture begins with a radical claim: before there were bad bosses, bad kings, bad parents, bad governments, or bad authorities, there was a King—and he was good.
God Is The Story | Romans 11:33-36
You might know all kinds of true things about the Bible. You might know the rules. You might know the characters. You might know the scenes. But can you put those pieces together and tell someone the Story?
1 John 5:13-21 | Five Truths From God
God has not left you to spend your life guessing about where you stand with him, replaying your track record, wondering if you've done enough, said enough, believed hard enough. In our passage today, John says something remarkable. He tells us he wrote his entire letter for one specific reason: so that we could actually know.
1 John 5:6–12 | Three Witnesses of Jesus
Can I, can you, can we really believe that this eternal life is ours? John assures us that we can.
1 John 5:1-5 | Overcoming the World: Patterns of the Children of God
The patterns of God’s children will reflect their belief in Him. Obedience can be costly, but it’s the path of life with the God we love, and in the end we find freedom we didn't expect or even earn.
1 John 4:7–21 | The Assurance of God through the Love of God
As we abide and walk with God, His love will direct our hearts toward love for one another. We do not have to worry that we will strive in vain. Instead, we can rest and abide in the love that God has initiated toward us, that perfects us and reaches its intended goal, which will compel us to love others out of obedient response to God’s great love.
1 John 3:11–4:6 | Keep God's Commandments and Overcome
Who truly belongs to God? The proof isn't merely what someone claims to believe, but whether a life is producing God's love.
Genesis 11:1-26 | Babel
In Genesis 11, we see God’s same plan, and more of God’s same plan. We see the same God and more of the same God. God intimately sees, rightly assesses, and cares to help.
Genesis 9:18-10:32 | A Redo of Sin
We may fail even after a fresh start, but our failure can never derail God’s saving plan.
Genesis 8:20-9:17 | Renewed Covenant
Our hope rests in His promises, not our performance. We can worship the God who saves (Genesis 8:20), trust in the God who is patient (Genesis 8:21-9:7), and rest in the God who keeps his promises (Genesis 9:8-17).
John 8:12 | Jesus is the Light of the World
In John 8:12, Jesus says he is the Light of the World. We look at five aspects of Jesus and see in each of them how Jesus is more than we may have thought.