
Sermon Synopsis Sarah laughs when she hears that she will bear a son when she is already past child-bearing age. This is not merely a sad tale of women’s value only as mothers of sons, but a lesson in encountering … Continue reading
Sermon Synopsis Sarah laughs when she hears that she will bear a son when she is already past child-bearing age. This is not merely a sad tale of women’s value only as mothers of sons, but a lesson in encountering … Continue reading
Sermon Synopsis Loneliness is a common human experience, caused by both objective and subjective realities of our lives. Yet, throughout the history, God’s persistent message has been that we—you and I—individually, as well as the people, are not alone.
Sermon Synopsis The pandemic has challenged the way we worship, possibly even discouraged us from participating in church community. The people of faith of Psalm 122 teach us why the House of the Lord is more than a happy place.
Sermon Synopsis Zacchaeus was a tax collector, but Jesus loved him. What if there is more to the story than we’ve been told?
Sermon Synopsis We all face battles that are overwhelming at times. God gives us the tools we need to fight and win the impossible battles.
Sermon Synopsis If I had just one story of God to tell, it would be the story of grace. But which story of grace? I’ll share mine this week; take time to find yours.
Sermon Synopsis As we walk with God, we have prayer as one avenue to communicate with God. In two different locations, Jesus taught us how to pray. He also shared with us one thing: that as we pray and request … Continue reading
Sermon Synopsis The church (Christian church at large, and specifically the Adventist church) has played three key roles in society: victim, bystander, and perpetrator. “Othering” could be viewed as the foundation of the three roles and the foundation to all … Continue reading
Synopsis We can find hope through changing times as long as we put our faith in God’s hands.
Synopsis For decades Simeon lived with longing to see God do something more. He hungered for a divine breakthrough. When he encountered the Christ child in the temple he said, “Enough. I am satisfied.” This was a milestone so rich … Continue reading