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Warren Henderson preaches from Isaiah 5–6, contrasting the failures of God’s people with the transforming vision Isaiah receives of the Lord. He begins by reminding the congregation that although God had given Israel every opportunity to be faithful, they repeatedly...

Warren Henderson preaches from Isaiah 5–6, contrasting the failures of God’s people with the transforming vision Isaiah receives of the Lord. He begins by reminding the congregation that although God had given Israel every opportunity to be faithful, they repeatedly...

Warren Henderson preaches from Isaiah 5–6, contrasting the failures of God’s people with the transforming vision Isaiah receives of the Lord. He begins by reminding the congregation that although God had given Israel every opportunity to be faithful, they repeatedly...

Warren Henderson preaches from Isaiah 5–6, contrasting the failures of God’s people with the transforming vision Isaiah receives of the Lord. He begins by reminding the congregation that although God had given Israel every opportunity to be faithful, they repeatedly...

Andy begins his message with a straightforward challenge: to rightly divide the Word of God so we can distinguish biblical truth from traditions we may have inherited. He notes that Christians sometimes hold beliefs not because Scripture teaches them, but because they...

Andy begins his message with a straightforward challenge: to rightly divide the Word of God so we can distinguish biblical truth from traditions we may have inherited. He notes that Christians sometimes hold beliefs not because Scripture teaches them, but because they...

Andy begins his message with a straightforward challenge: to rightly divide the Word of God so we can distinguish biblical truth from traditions we may have inherited. He notes that Christians sometimes hold beliefs not because Scripture teaches them, but because they...

Andy begins his message with a straightforward challenge: to rightly divide the Word of God so we can distinguish biblical truth from traditions we may have inherited. He notes that Christians sometimes hold beliefs not because Scripture teaches them, but because they...

Norm Spohr’s sermon explores the only biblical account of Jesus’ life between infancy and adulthood: His visit to the temple at age twelve (Luke 2:41–52). Norm highlights how this moment displays Jesus’ early awareness of His identity and His mission—“being about His...

Norm Spohr’s sermon explores the only biblical account of Jesus’ life between infancy and adulthood: His visit to the temple at age twelve (Luke 2:41–52). Norm highlights how this moment displays Jesus’ early awareness of His identity and His mission—“being about His...