When Jesus was on the cross before his death he said “it is finished.” He was saying that the work the father had given him was complete. But the good news is that the work he did on the cross … Continue reading →

When Jesus was crucified on the cross his last demonstration of his suffering was thirst. Jesus said, “I thirst” (John 19:28). The humanity of Jesus was being demonstrated because he was actually dying of thirst. Yet his plea was not … Continue reading →

Whether it’s a replacement part for your car, home appliance or item in your life, many of you will always look for something or someone to replace. Some of us even have parts in our body we want to replace … Continue reading →

Christ gave affection in his time of death, yet gave it to everyone for all time. Christ desires to comfort everyone, because his work on the cross gives comfort and eternal life. As we experience grief and suffering Christ has … Continue reading →

Jesus prophesied that the disciples would desert him in fear, but their only solution would be to return to him. In a world today that offers tribulation Jesus offers peace. Only Christ can conquer the falsehood of a lying world … Continue reading →

Each of us experiences grief in some measure either through direct experiences or indirectly in the lives of others around us. It is easy to ask if God is truly God and truly good then personal tragedy betrays rational confidence … Continue reading →

For many of us facing difficult situations of despair and discouragement can be a part of our experience. When the disciples found themselves unable to cast the evil spirit out of a possessed boy they were confused and frustrated. However … Continue reading →

Many people celebrate Christmas, however not many people realize what exactly they are celebrating. Christmas is about the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. What is important to realize is just who is Jesus Christ. In this sermon … Continue reading →

As we approach Christmas we are reminded that God sent his Son. Christmas also reminds us that we have been given a sign that demands whom we will put our faith in. Isaiah prophesied to the king Ahaz. Despite Ahaz’s … Continue reading →