Recent Sermons
Psalms For All Seasons
For millennia, the Psalms have provided respite for God's people. We cry with them. We mourn with them. We praise God with them. These ancient worship songs are a rich treasure of prayer, praise, wisdom, prophecy, and lament. They articulate the realities of living in a fallen world while pointing to the certain hope to be found in the good Creator who is sovereign over all things. In this study, Pastor Lee will turn our attention to psalms that have a connection to the seasons of Thanksgiving and Christmas.
The Book of 1 Corinthians
In writing 1 Corinthians, Paul faced the challenge of a church established in the truth but rife with disunity and sin, influenced by a decadent pagan culture in its city. As he encourages the faithful, confronts the wayward, and answers pressing questions, Paul gives us some of the most beloved passages in the New Testament alongside some of the most challenging. Join Pastor Lee as we look at a letter that deserves our careful study.
Daniel
From fiery furnaces to the lion's lair - bravery, commitment, and obedience mark the stories in the book of Daniel. But do we know the real hero of the story? In this series on Daniel, Pastor Lee explains that at the heart of these familiar narratives is a loving and sovereign God who works powerfully for the good of His people and the glory of His name. We can be encouraged that the same God who reigned over the events in Daniel’s time still sits on the throne today. It is His will to glorify Himself through His Son Jesus - and as we face our own trials, we can find comfort in Him.
Habakkuk
How can we reconcile what we know about our good God with the moral and social chaos that we see around us? How can we reconcile God’s purposes for His people with the disastrous sins and failures of those same people? In this series on one of the Old Testament’s shortest (but by no means least important!) books, Pastor Lee shows that we have more in common with the prophet Habakkuk than we initially realize. As we observe troubles around us, we can turn to God in patient hope and earnest prayer, remembering that He is sovereign over history and working all things toward the fulfillment of His perfect will. As we gain an eternal perspective, we, too, can rejoice in God’s goodness - even amidst suffering.
