Sermons from July 2026
The King in the Manger: God’s Sovereign Plan Revealed
Caesar Augustus believed he was exercising absolute power by ordering a census, yet his decree simply became the means by which God fulfilled the prophecy that the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem. Human rulers act according to their own purposes, but God directs history to accomplish His promises. Jesus entered the world in complete humility. Rather than being born in a palace, the eternal King was wrapped in cloths and laid in a manger because there was no room…
The Beginning of Luke: Faith in God’s Timing
Luke opens his Gospel by explaining that he carefully investigated eyewitness accounts so readers could have confidence in the truth about Jesus. Written as the first part of a two-volume work with Acts, it presents an orderly account of Christ’s life, emphasizing His humanity, compassion, prayer life, joy, fellowship, and concern for outsiders. The narrative begins during the reign of Herod with Zechariah and Elizabeth, a faithful elderly couple who had long endured the pain of childlessness. While serving in…
From Suffering to Salvation
Genesis 50 closes the story of Joseph and reveals how God works through suffering, reconciliation, and faith in His promises. After Jacob’s death, Joseph honors his father’s wish by burying him in Canaan, demonstrating that God’s people belong ultimately to His promises rather than to the world around them. Though Jacob’s family appeared no different from the surrounding nations, their identity rested in what God had spoken to them. When Joseph’s brothers fear revenge after their father’s death, they plead…
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