How do we know if we’re actually wise in God’s eyes or in the world’s eyes? Is it good to be a fool in the world?
Sermon: 1 Corinthians 2:1-10 – The “Foolishness” of the Gospel and the Power of the Spirit
Why did Paul not present the gospel with “persuasive words of wisdom”? Why is the gospel a “hidden mystery”? We look at that and more in this sermon from 1 Corinthians 2
Sermon: Genesis 1:26-31 – The Worth and Dignity of Every Person
In this sermon we look at 5 ways to understand the value of every human being and hopefully clear up some misunderstandings around being “created in the image of God.”
The Books I Read in 2019
Here are the books I read in 2019.
Sermon: Psalm 3 – Trust the Lord to Deliver
A sermon out of Psalm 3 where David is on the run from his son and calls on God to save him.
Sermon: Mark 14:1-4 – Worship or Betrayal?
In Mark 14 we see that closeness to religion doesn’t make you a Christian, and worshipping Jesus is the highest calling of every person.
The Books I Read in 2018
Here are the books I read and found helpful from 2018.
Build a Daily Bible Reading Plan that Fits You (With an APP)
Design your own chronological reading plan to fit your needs and schedule!
The Biggest Apologetic Concerns Are “In Here” Not “Out There”
We should answer the questions people have about our worldview, but let’s not forget that the biggest issues are personal, not academic.
Sermon: Psalm 73 – Where Is God When the Wicked Succeed?
Psalm 73 addresses some of the most common and difficult questions we can have: where is God in our affliction and in the injustice of the world? Why does evil seem to succeed?