Scripture
6 sermons in the archive.
You'll hear how the Israelites' fear in the wilderness distorted their memory and led them to hoard what God gave freely, and what that pattern reveals about the fears that shape how we treat immigrants and strangers today.
You'll see how the Passover story is not only about ancient Israel's escape from Egypt but about how God's rescue of his people becomes the core of their identity, and yours, and why that matters as much as the rescue itself.
You'll hear why the Israelites kept forgetting God's presence even after witnessing miracle after miracle, and what that pattern reveals about the times you find yourself asking whether God is really there.
You'll be challenged to examine what actually sits at the center of your life, and why political passion, national identity, or any consuming loyalty can quietly replace God without you noticing.
You'll hear why God's commandments were given as a covenant of protection, not a checklist for earning favor, and what it means that the God who made the universe describes himself as jealous for you personally.
You'll trace how God disclosed himself—to a runaway slave, to a doubting patriarch, to an overwhelmed shepherd—through the specific names he chose, and discover what those names still say about what God is toward you right now.