The Colossians series will be a little different from the other series we've done...

One of my goals is to help our church have a robust understanding of the role and purpose of corporate worship has knowing and loving Jesus.

When we read the Bible, let us listen for Jesus, in the message of the gospel, in the written word of the Scriptures.

When I come to the Bible, my mind is going everywhere. There’s so much to think about. So I need something to call me back to the moment I’m in.

The last days of December are a great time for us to step back and think about the entire year, and try in some way, to gauge our “spiritual progress.” 

Questions aren’t just for solving problems and requesting new information. Sometimes questions make a point.

The greatest threat to us during our waiting is not what people can do to us, but it’s what our own hearts are tempted to believe. 

One of the most striking things about Advent is the way that it seeks to combine longing for future deliverance with present joy in the midst of waiting. 

Advent is the season of the year when the Church testifies that we are waiting for Jesus.

Whatever God gives or whatever God keeps, whenever he is a sun or whenever he is a shield, he is doing both for our ultimate good. 

Why didn’t the repentance in Ninevah last, and what can we learn from it?

Our God does things differently from what we might think. He does not operate like we do as self-serving people.