Recognize What Would Bring You Peace! – (Luke 19:42)
A Palm Sunday message on Luke 19:42 — Christ’s mission to bring us peace with God, and the tragedy of failing to recognize it.
A Palm Sunday message on Luke 19:42 — Christ’s mission to bring us peace with God, and the tragedy of failing to recognize it.
On John 8:31, a call to move from merely baptized to true disciple through perseverance in the Word, fellowship, and prayer.
Three mistaken notions about children and God, refuted from Scripture: children are precious to God, can learn His truths, and can answer His call.
Ephesians 1:3-14: reclaim your true identity in Christ—chosen, gifted, and secure—against Satan’s phishing attacks on who you are.
What the Bible says about alcohol: Old Testament tragedies, the warnings of Proverbs 23, and New Testament instructions for a life of freedom.
Moses’ prayer in Psalm 90 confronts us with God’s eternity, our short and sinful life, and the mercy that establishes the work of our hands.
From Romans and Hebrews, a call to move beyond saving faith into faith as a way of life that expects, confesses, and acts on God’s promises.
Paul’s hymn of love in 1 Corinthians 13: love is the most excellent way because it is irreplaceable, unattainable, and unending.
A full expository walk through John 6 — the feeding of the 5,000, the walk on water, and Jesus’ call to receive Him as the Bread of Life.
Solomon in Proverbs names four kinds of people — the wise, the simple, the fool, and the mocker — and calls us to sit in the chair of wisdom.