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Recent sermons
06/28/26: The Pursuit of Empty Roads
In the sermon The Pursuit of Empty Roads from Ecclesiastes 1:12–18, Solomon reflects on his pursuit of wisdom and knowledge, only to discover that they cannot satisfy the deepest longings of the human heart apart from God. Earthly wisdom alone leaves us empty and unable to solve life's greatest problems. The message reminds us that lasting purpose and true understanding are found only in fearing the Lord and trusting His wisdom.
06/28/26: Life Is Meaningless Without God
In the sermon Life Is Meaningless Without God from Ecclesiastes 1:1–11, Solomon reflects on the emptiness of pursuing purpose apart from God. Earthly achievements, possessions, and experiences cannot provide lasting satisfaction or meaning. The message reminds us that true purpose is found only in a relationship with God, who alone gives lasting hope and fulfillment.
06/21/26: The King that Failed As a Father
In the sermon The King That Failed as a Father from 2 Samuel 18:33, we see King David grieving the death of his son, revealing both the depth of fatherly love and the painful consequences of past failures. David's sorrow serves as a reminder that neglecting our God-given responsibilities can have lasting effects. The message encourages us to lead our families with love, discipline, and faithfulness, while trusting God's grace to redeem even our regret.
06/14/26: The Lost Are a Priority
In the sermon The Lost Are a Priority from Luke 15:1–7, Jesus shares the parable of the lost sheep to reveal God's heart for those who are far from Him. Just as a shepherd leaves the ninety-nine to search for the one that is lost, Jesus pursues sinners with compassion and purpose. The message reminds us that reaching the lost is a priority to God and should be a priority for His people as well.
06/07/26: Is Righteousness Worth It
In the sermon Is Righteousness Worth It? from Psalm 112, we see the blessings that come from fearing the Lord and delighting in His commands. Though the righteous still face challenges, they remain steadfast, generous, and secure because their trust is in God. The message reminds us that living a righteous life is always worth it, bringing lasting joy, stability, and a testimony that honors the Lord.
05/31/26: Finding a Future of Fulfillment
In the sermon Finding a Future of Fulfillment from Proverbs 3:5–8, we are encouraged to trust in the Lord with all our hearts and not rely solely on our own understanding. As we acknowledge God in every area of life, He faithfully directs our paths and provides wisdom for the journey ahead. The message reminds us that true fulfillment is found not in our own plans, but in following God's guidance and trusting His purpose for our future.
05/24/26: Who Is a Saint?
In the sermon Who Is a Saint? from 1 Corinthians 1:1–9, Paul reminds believers that they are called to be saints—not because of their own goodness, but because they have been sanctified in Christ Jesus. God’s grace has set them apart, equipped them, and made them part of His family. The message reminds us that every follower of Christ is a saint by God's calling and grace, and is called to live in a way that reflects that identity.
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