It has been said that, “Boldness isn’t something you’re born with; you either choose it or you don’t.” Nowhere is this more evident than in the book of Esther. Mordecai and Esther were real-life examples of what God can do through those who dare to risk it all for the glory of God and the…
To wear a mask or not wear a mask? To defy government or submit? Take part in online service or be present in person? What to do when I don’t agree? How to handle my anger, confusion, and fear? Check out this past Sunday’s message as we take a deep dive into Scripture to see…
Patient courage and prideful cowardice earn rightful outcomes for two characters in this key moment in the book of Esther. Check out the message from this past Sunday as we look at Esther 7.
They say, “pride comes before a fall.” The actual quotation comes from Proverbs 16:18. “Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall.” When it comes to Haman the Horrible, no truer words were ever spoken. Check out this week’s message as we look at chapter 6 in the book of Esther.
In 1521, Martin Luther dared to defy the Roman Catholic Church by nailing his 95 Theses to the church door in Wittenberg. He was later put on trial for his statements and beliefs. Here is how he concluded his defense: “Unless I am convinced by scripture and plain reason – I do not accept the…
Sometimes it seems as though our world has gone crazy… check out this past Sunday’s message about rediscovering God’s Perspective and Sovereignty.
Some men don’t recognize a good thing, even when it stares them in the face. Usually, it’s only after they’ve lost it, that they realize what they had. Such is the case with King Ahasuerus. Check out this sermon as we look at chapter 2 in the book of Esther.
It is easy to see God in the miraculous, in a burning bush, the parting of a vast sea, or the dead coming to life. It is not easy to see God in the mundane, in the ordinary existence of our lives. But He is there! It is worth noting, Shakespeare is never mentioned in any…
This past Sunday we took some time to address the events of the past couple of weeks in our nation.
Hundreds of years before Jesus was born, the prophet Isaiah spoke of God’s plan to send someone to proclaim good news, to heal and redeem. Jesus is that someone! In Luke Chapter 4, Jesus declares in His own home town that He is the fulfillment of Isaiah’s prophecy—He is the promised Messiah. Check out this message…
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