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Joy is a powerful feeling. Too many times though we fail to understand just how powerful it can be. Too many times this causes our joy to function as a bubble coming off a bubble wound that pops at the least disturbance. What if joy could be larger and stronger and tougher? What if we could experience joy all the time everywhere? This is a sermon that empowers that to happen.
There are reasons why we don’t sing. There are also reasons why we do. This song is all about the latter. It’s all about making the Lord as big as he actually is through meditating on his Words and promises. This sermon functions as a duet with Mary. Its goal is to enable you join and make it into a joyful chorus. Listen in!
Jesus is coming back for the second and final time. The Scriptures all point to that as The Day. What are we called to do in the meantime? What’s really worth it? This is a sermon that examines that and in so doing lays down an important teaching on the power of the Church. We need to be a part of it. Here’s why.
This is a delicate topic and it is handled delicately. You can see it everywhere in John's account. You can also see it clearly in Jesus' approach. He is delicate with this delicate topic in your life. He is also brilliant. Jesus reveals to us here our inner thirst for acceptance and love and respect. And, better yet, he shows us how that thirst is quenched properly all the way into eternity and in a way that won't leave you poured out and dry. Listen in.
This is a Jesus who blows up any caricatures we might have of him. He's a whip wielding, chaos creating Jesus. Nobody quite understood why he was that in that moment. We rarely do in our moments either. This is a sermon that explains why that is. Why we struggle to understand Jesus' passion for true worship; how much we need it; and how Jesus has provided it. Tune in below for a true and life-giving moment of worship.
