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My Sermon on 1 Samuel 20

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I love preaching through 1 Samuel. The way God worked in the hearts of evil and good people to bring about His king — then tried and did it all over again! This is where Jonathan and David make a covenant with one another. This is hesed at it’s finest. Jonathan puts loyalty to his […]

Isaiah 6 and the Glory of the Lord

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This is a short reflection I gave for a pastors’ luncheon. I talk about Isaiah seeing the Lord in Isaiah chapter 6 and what that GLORY was all about. You’ll notice the abrupt ending. It’s all about awe here, leaving the application for everyone to go figure out for themselves.

Matthew 19 – It’s Not About Divorce

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Here is my sermon from August 30th, 2020. In a lot of Bibles, you’ll have a subheading that says something like “Jesus teaches on divorce.” While those headings might help you skim through and find what you’re looking for, they can also be misleading. In my sermon, I talk about the things that Jesus is […]

Matthew 18, Masterclass In Forgiveness

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This is my sermon on Matthew 18 from August 23rd, 2020. I was in person at Westminster this week. If the trend continues downward, we’ll stay that way! Matthew 18:1-6 Some people read this as Jesus’ caution against making children sin, but that’s not what He says. He says that to enter the kingdom of […]