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– click this button to visit our iTunes page, OR“Easter: What will you do with Jesus?” Text: John 19:38-20:31 He is risen! He is risen, indeed! While the twelve disciples all betray, deny, or abandon Jesus, two secret disciples come out of hiding to make public their allegiance to Jesus and His teachings. We can only imagine the guilt, despair, and hopelessness experienced by…
“Palm Sunday: The Wisdom of God” Text: Matthew 21:1-11; I Corinthians 1:18-29; Psalm 20:7; Psalm 118; Matthew 16:26 As we continue our Lenten journey in the Psalms, we turn our attention to Psalm 118, against the backdrop of the Triumphal Entry. We are reminded that God chooses the foolish things of this world to confound…
“Out of the Depths” Text: Psalm 130, Hosea 3, Psalm 40:1-3 Last week we looked at the Shepherd Psalm (Psalm 23) as a way of understanding that God goes with us in the deepest, darkest moments human experience. This week’s study on Psalm 130 and Psalm 40 helps us understand that God doesn’t simply walk…
“The Good Shepherd” Texts: Psalm 23, John 9, John 10, Ephesians 5:8-14 Our fourth Psalm on our Lenten journey, Psalm 23 provides us with hope in the midst of our suffering, for we know the degree to which God walks through the Valley of the Shadow of Death. Pastor Jon also provides a dramatic reading…
“Today if You Hear His Voice” Text: Exodus 17, Psalm 95, John 4 Psalm 95 reminds us of the mumbling and grumbling of the Israelites wandering in the wilderness. As we experience this Psalm, we are encouraged to be exuberant in our praise of God, to soften our hearts, to listen to God, and to…
“His Eye is on the Sparrow” Texts: Romans 4:1-17; Luke 12:6-7; I Kings 18:16-45; Psalm 121 Just as winter gives way to spring, God breaks in upon our sorrow and sadness with joy, darkness gives way to light, and death submits to life. Psalm 121 reminds us that God is watching over us and cares…
“Where Do You Hide?” Text: Psalm 32 Humans have been good at hiding since the beginning of time. Like Adam and Eve, King David, and the prophet Jonah, we tend to hide from our problems and from those we have wronged. David offers us the solution to our guilt in Psalm 32, by suggesting that…
“Laodicea: Stop Kidding Yourself” Text: Revelation 3:14-22 After summarizing the lessons from the past six weeks, Pastor Jon concludes our study on the letters to the Seven Churches of Revelation with a look at the letter to the church in Laodicea. By properly understanding the drinking water situation in Laodicea, and by looking that the…
“Philadelphia: Through Open Doors” Text: Revelation 3:7-13 Pastor Jon continues our study on the letters to the Seven Churches of Revelation with a look at the letter to the believers in Philadelphia. While Jesus knows that they are a church with “little strength,” He places an open door in front of them that nobody can…
“Sardis: The Importance of Keeping Watch” Text: Revelation 3:1-6 Pastor Ken Wish looks at the historical backdrop of the city of Sardis to shed some light on the call of Christ for them to awake from their lethargy. The modern-day healthy church must remain alert and focus on their purpose of rescuing the lost.