First Sunday in Lent: Led by the Spirit, Jesus faced three wilderness temptations and overcame each one with Scripture alone. As the second Adam, his obedience wins what Adam lost — and offers us his righteousness as a gift. This Lent, follow him into the wilderness.
Ash Wednesday: In Matthew 6, Jesus addresses three core spiritual disciplines: giving, praying, and fasting. But his concern is not whether we practice these disciplines. His concern is why.
Fourth Sunday of Epiphany: In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus reveals God's upside-down kingdom through the Beatitudes—blessing the humble, mourning, meek, and merciful. Discover how Christ's grace transforms apparent weakness into kingdom power, drawing all into his story.
Third Sunday in Epiphany Sermon: God knows us fully, writing our days before they began. Now he stands on the shore of our ordinary lives and calls us by name. Repent, follow, and join the one body of Christ. The kingdom is at hand, and the light has already dawned on us.
Second Sunday of Epiphany: In a single sentence, John the Baptist connects the entire history of Israel's redemption to Jesus. He bridges the ancient Passover night in Egypt with the eternal deliverance accomplished in Jesus. And he issues an invitation that still echoes today: Come. See. Behold.
First Sunday in Epiphany: Today we explore the Magi's journey to worship the newborn king (Matthew 2), Paul's unveiling of Gentile inclusion (Ephesians 3:1-13), and Psalm 72's vision of universal blessing — all pointing to a God whose light is for all nations, Jew and Gentile alike.