Sermons

There is a question that sits quietly beneath nearly every conversation about the Christian life, and it is this:  How do you know what God has said to you?  Not in a theoretical, academic sense, but in the pressing, practical, …

Jesus says His departure is their advantage, yet the disciples hear it as loss. That tension exposes a problem deeper than grief. We often judge Christ’s wisdom by immediate pain, and when sorrow fills the heart, we cling to what …

A warning is only useful before the thing it warns about arrives. A tornado siren after the roof is gone is not a warning but a report. On the night Jesus is arrested, He gives His disciples a specific warning. …

We have been studying John 15 for eight weeks now. Jesus uses the metaphor of a branch connected to a vine to teach His disciples how spiritual growth actually happens. We have seen that all spiritual growth begins and ends …

Our culture prizes authenticity above almost every other virtue. The person who speaks honestly and refuses to hide is celebrated for it. But that celebration has a limit, and the limit arrives when the truth being spoken is a Christian …