Sermons

Psalm 36 sets the darkness against the radiant light. It contrasts the smallness and futility of man’s rebellion with the greatness of God’s grace that fills the world and the…

The victory David celebrates in Psalm 34 is a hot conflict in Psalm 35. His enemies want him dead, so he calls on God to fight for him. Over a…

Psalm 34 results from David’s deliverance in Gath. Sometimes psalms are written about experiences in the thick of trouble, but here he goes from a to z, aleph to tav,…

Like Jesus’ incarnation, death, resurrection, and ascension, the Pentecost happened one time as recorded in Acts 2. We don’t expect a rushing wind to come upon us today as people…

Psalm 33 picks up where Psalm 32 left off: “Be glad in the Lord and rejoice, you righteous; and shout for joy, all you upright and heart!” David describes wonderful…

Psalm 32 is the school of grace. King David, sinner par excellence, teaches us how to seek forgiveness, receive it, and then exult in the joy of righteousness. Spurgeon says…

The popular idea of gluttony is going back for thirds and slipping into a food coma. However bad (and gluttonous) that may be, the sin of gluttony concerns compulsive or…

The first people Jesus needed to convince that He was not a ghost, a disembodied soul, or a figment of their imagination were those who loved Him. But they did…

James began his epistle telling the brethren to count it all joy and call on God in the midst of trials in order to receive wisdom, become patient, and grow…

While we cannot see the immediate future, we know all things work together for good for those who love God and are called according to His purpose (Rom. 8:28). The…