This week’s message walked through Job 29–31, where Job delivers his final and most personal words. In Job 29, he looks back, remembering yesterday—days filled with blessing, God’s nearness, and…

This Easter, we looked at the resurrection through the eyes of Mary Magdalene—one of the first to witness the empty tomb. In her grief, she came to embalm Jesus, not…

In this Good Friday message from Mark 15:22–39, we focused on an unlikely and often overlooked figure: the Roman centurion who witnessed Jesus’ crucifixion. As the one presiding over Christ’s…

This week we launched our Easter series, Majoring on the Minors, by focusing on a pair of unnamed individuals whose small act of obedience played a major role in the…

This week’s message centers on Job 28, a poetic pause in the book where Job reflects on the mystery of true wisdom. While humanity can dig deep into the earth…

This week’s message explores the final round of debate between Job and his friends, as their arguments unravel and their frustration boils over. Eliphaz pleads with Job to repent, Bildad…

This week’s message highlights the ongoing debate between Job and his friends, who double down on their flawed belief that suffering is always a result of sin. Eliphaz, Bildad, and…

This week’s sermon examined Zophar’s harsh and misguided response to Job’s suffering. Unlike his friends before him, Zophar showed no compassion—he accused Job of sin and insisted that repentance would…

This week’s message examined Bildad’s harsh response to Job’s suffering and Job’s struggle to reconcile his pain with God’s justice. Unlike Eliphaz, who spoke with some diplomacy, Bildad wasted no…