Sermon Text: Hebrews 1:4-14 The primary motif running through the book of Hebrews is the statement, "Jesus is better." And in the introductory content of the book the preacher aims to persuade his readers that Jesus is a better messenger than the angels. He defends this argument…

Sermon Text: Hebrews 1:1-4 Comparison can be an incredibly powerful tool when trying to explain the difference between two things, especially when one of the two is significantly more valuable than the other. In the first four verses of Hebrews the writer teaches us about "that…

Sermon Text: Jeremiah 31:31-38 Have you ever found yourself at a loss for words? Whether it be on a special day, like a wedding or the birth of a child, or while taking in a spectacular view, we all have moments where words just do not seem to work the way we want them to. And…

Jesus tells us to love one another, but we can forget that command and begin grumbling about one another instead. Seeking reconciliation is imperative if we are to live at peace with one another and model Christ-like love.

One of the most common exchanges I hear between people today is the question “How are you doing?” followed by a response of either “Busy” or “Tired.” I’ve answered in this same way many times myself. And I think the frequency of this exchange exposes something about us: we don’t…

There are many areas of life where we feel weak: skills for a job or task before us, being unable to meet the needs of those we love, or unskilled to do it well, being unable to change the hearts of those around us—children, non-believers, fellow believers, friends, family…