Who wants to go through life living a lie? Who wants to come to the end of their life, only to learn they had misplaced their hope? Yet, there are many who are living with false assurance. This morning's sermon is linked here.

Return to your stronghold, O prisoners of hope! The sermon for Zechariah 9 is linked here.

When storms come and life gets rough, we get serious about our "religion." Yet, does not the Word of the Lord apply on sunny days as well as in stormy days? Here is a link to today's sermon.

Submit to the Lord every crack and crevice of your life, or be found at odds with the King who is purifying a people for Himself. This is a link to today's sermon.

Draw your courage from this God for whom no obstacle is too great to overcome and no task is too small to bless. The sermon can be accessed here.

Zechariah 3 gives us one of the more amazing texts in all the Old Testament. Can you see yourself in this vision? Live as one plucked from the fire, for the Lord pursues, forgives, prepares, and commissions you. This is a link to today's sermon.

Don't let your vision be impaired by the present darkness. God is on the move! Here is a link to today's sermon.

Are we not in need of revival? Yesterday, we considered the timeless call to return to the Lord. Here is a link to the sermon.

He is worthy of our praise! Are we worthy to be in His presence? What hope do people have to live in a holy place with a holy God...forever? This is a link to the sermon.

We should expect the Lord to call us to tasks that are greater than ourselves. For the Lord is not calling us to do things FOR Him...but WITH Him. For He has created us to know Him. Today's sermon from Haggai 2:1-9 is linked here.

How are you investing the life you have been given? “God’s ultimate aim to be glorified and man’s aim to be satisfied are not at odds.” - John Piper Here is a link to the sermon.

Pursue peace with God and man. A link to today's sermon can be found here.

Looking back...who has been influential in your walk with Jesus? The Jesus they trusted remains the same yesterday, today, and forever. How well are we imitating their faith? This is a link to today's sermon.

You do not have to read too many news headlines to know our world is increasingly unstable, uncertain, and dark. So in the midst of this, how glorious that God offers a kingdom that cannot be shaken! In response...how are we to express our gratitude? How do we offer God acceptable worship? This is what our text and sermon sought to address. Here is a link to today's sermon.

The resurrection, baptism, union, spaceships...and a call to live in the reality of the risen Christ! This is a link to today's sermon.

God has promised He will shake all of creation to the core, because of His wrath against sin. Yet, because of His love, He has offered us a refuge in Jesus! Therefore, let us run before God with reverence and awe. The sermon can be accessed here.

A contrast between two mountains, and the ability to draw near to a holy God through Jesus. While we may have some understanding of our future glorious destination, we live too little in our present glorious reality. This was our encouraging word this morning from Hebrews 12.

One thing that should set followers of Christ apart from the culture is our interest, concern, and care for others - especially those within the church. Today's text pointed us in that direction, with a call to "Invest Yourself in the Well-Being of Others." This is a link to the sermon.

Let us run with endurance the race that is set before us (Hebrews 12:1). However, are you running as well today as you have any time in the past? Get yourself back into the race! The sermon can be accessed here.

Has our Heavenly Father abandoned us when hardship and suffering comes? Why must we endure, and how can we endure? We live in a time when endurance and fortitude are lacking. This is a timely call to endure hardships and suffering for the sake of discipline, for there is far more to be gained than is being lost. This is a link to today's sermon.