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Greatness in serving Christ is much harder than one could imagine as it involves overcoming the instinct for self-preservation. Yet, the example of our Lord provides an illuminating and practical path forward. Listen in to this exposition of Philippians 2:5–11 to help make such paradoxical greatness even more clear.

God, wrapped in human flesh, gives himself to the world. How does one receive such a gift? What does one do with it? John 12:44–50 answers.

There is no such thing as a free lunch . . . or is there. Listen in to this exposition of Isaiah 55 to find out.

Spiritual growth happens so subtly and slowly. So how do you know if it’s actually taking place and what does it take to get there? This little-known account from the life of Abraham will reveal the surprisingly helpful answer.

Relationships—they can be bitter and sweet, a blessing or a burden. But, one relationship in particular is nothing but good. Listen in to find out what this is, how to get in on it, and why it matters.

Philippians 4:10-23

In these days do you more see the light at the end of the tunnel or the tunnel at the end of the light? Our outlook is not an amoral issue as this text will clarify. So if you’re running low on hope, listen in to this exposition of the conclusion of Genesis to refuel.

Can one be happy and holy? The world says it is impossible; the Scriptures say otherwise. Listen in to find out how this can be.

If past faithfulness is any indication of future trustworthiness, believers do well reflect on the track record of their God. Through this often overlooked text, this sermon serves as a corrective and support to our sometimes waning confidence in the Lord.

There seems to be opposition to the Gospel all around us, and thougth we know God is at work , the spread of the gospel often times seems so slow. Listen in as Jesus uses three parables to make the Kingdom of Heaven evident to his disciples when it’s not going as they expected!

Warning: If this Bible passage were a movie, it would be rated “R.” Its themes are graphic and its point is deadly serious. The point at hand: Will we experience God’s wrath or God’s rescue? What makes the difference between the two? Listen in to find out.

In a world where it seems everything is possible, we realize the things that matter are still out of reach. Yet, the faltering faith of Abraham and Sarah in this text will actually provide a foundation for fixing our own. Listen in to find out more.

Lisen in as Pastor Justin preaches from Luke 1:26-38 and explains the history and circumstances surrounding the conception of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Listen in as Pastor Mark Mincy presents the word from Psalm 90.

On a scale of 1–10, how would you rate your participation in the Lord’s Table? Would you even know how to rate it. Listen in to this exposition of 1 Corinthians 11:17–24 to find out the Lord intends for his people to participate in this vital ordinance.

Lisen in as Joseph Darwin present this word in this exposition of Colossians 4 verses 2-6.

Have you ever wondered how or what to say in the presentation of your testimony? Listen in to this exposition of Philippians 3:4-9 for the essentials of any testimony of faith in Christ.

Naturally, Christians praise God for his mercy, grace, and kindness; but, do we ever praise God for his punishment? Believe it or not, the Psalmist does. Listen in to how this oft-misunderstood attribute of God can fuel your worship in the days ahead.

Though many know God will work all things out for good in the end, we often struggle to translate this into our day-to-day. So for all who ever struggle with a nagging pessimism that just won’t go away, Genesis 24 will serve as a welcome remedy.

What comes first the chicken or the egg, the confidence or the win, the presence of God or the performance of man? While this narrative doesn’t answer all those questions, it does grant insight into how God’s presence is enjoyed and leveraged for those who stand in need.

A quick glance at the news headlines of any given week expose a problem of epidemic portions for those of us who claim God rules over all, blesses the righteous, and punishes the wicked. This is not merely a philosophical/intellectual problem but an emotional/experiential one as well and Psalm 10 will coach us through an effective answer.

God’s promises may be sure but they certainly can seem slow. What do we do in the uncomfortable gap between promises made and promises kept? Listen in to find out.

Though the shortest and most convenient path between two points may be a straight line, God’s plans for us rarely proceed in such an orderly fashion. So how are we supposed to cope when faced with such divinely intended detours? How can we progress along such inconvenient roads with joy? Listen in to this exposition of Genesis 46:1–47:12 to find out.