Walking into the Future Facing Backwards

Don’t tremble at the prospect of the unknown. Turn around and remember what is always true: God has been faithful; he will be again.

Romans One Word at a Time: Freedom

This might have been one of the hardest sermons I’ve ever had to write. Not hard in the sense that I didn’t know what I was going to write. But hard in the sense knowing how much I was going to have to leave out.

Romans: Love (A Citizen of Two Kingdoms)

The anger of political polarization and temptation of secular influence is all around. This brings challenges and opportunities for Christians who navigate living as citizens of two distinctly different kingdoms.

Romans One Word at a Time: Sacrifice

f someone described the life that you are called to live as a Christian as oxymoronic, how would you react? Would you think they were insulting you? Maybe that’s how it sounds initially, but actually an oxymoron is a literary term. An oxymoron takes two seemingly contradictory words and puts them together to describe something or someone. Jumbo shrimp, paid volunteer, and pretty ugly are all examples of oxymorons. 

Romans: Awe

Sermon based on Romans 11:33-36 focused on the greatness of God and the AWE that we should rightly have before him.