Titus 1:1–4 covers the introduction to Titus. Within this greeting, Paul speaks about his ministry as a trusted apostle, Timothy’s role as a faithful coworker, and God’s generous gifts of …
Probably written upon Judah’s return to Jerusalem, Psalm 126 is about transitions. Believers have experienced God’s extraordinary blessings—most notably, salvation! Yet, believers also know trials continue. Still, in the midst …
Known as a community lament, Psalm 80 is a prayer written when Assyria attacked the northern kingdom of Israel around 722 BC. The author knows God is their only hope, …
At the end of Luke 6, Jesus explains that his disciples are those who build their lives upon Jesus and his word. All circumstances of one’s life test and reveal …
Jesus fulfills the prophecy in Psalm 53 and “restores the fortunes of his people” by taking away their sin at the cross and will restore them completely when he comes …
Reflecting on God’s providence through it all, David wrote Psalm 34 that we might not only endure our own trials but pray for deliverance and enjoy God while we wait. …
God wants us to know his promises to judge and save are entirely reliable. Video & Sermon Audio
God’s sovereignty is for his glory and our salvation. Video & Sermon Audio
Jeremiah 40–44 represents the last stage of Jeremiah’s public ministry. It ended on a low note, with a people who rejected his message all the days of his ministry. Video …
The day of the Lord is certain, and it is coming sooner than you think, so run hard after holiness.
In the midst of the darkness, God is not only trustworthy, but he raises up some who trust him, even in the pit.
Everyone has a desire to rest and is tempted to find rest in places that don’t provide the rest we need. Until we realize true rest is found in laying …