Category Archives: Audio

“God is love”: It’s a beautiful sentiment, to be sure, but its implications for faith, salvation, and our own ethics are at least equally as beautiful. “Perfect Love” (1 John 4:7-19) [ Listen | Download ]

The Triumphal Entry is remarkable in that it’s so very unremarkable. And yet, this seems to be how Jesus generally “enters” into situations in our own lives. “An Unassuming Savior” (Mark 11:1-11) [ Listen | Download ]

When Jesus began his ministry, he chose a number of people to be a part of his larger team. Interestingly enough, he didn’t choose the sort of people we might expect. It’s that fact that should encourage and challenge us … Continue reading →

What does the Apostle Paul do when confronted with the unsettling logical implications of his moral ideology? He accepts them, and so should we. “Ethics for Grown-Ups” (1 Corinthians 6:12-20) [ Listen | Download ]

Christian faith can either underwrite a sense of smug superiority or it can motivate a life of grace. How will you play it in 2012? “Choosing How to Live” (Matthew 25:31-46) [ Listen | Download ]

John the Baptist prepared his listener for the coming of Christ into their lives. Are we doing the same? “The Good and the Best” (John 1:6-8, 19-28) [ Listen | Download ]

Yes, Halloween has come and gone. But it seems that witches still lurk in the pages of the Bible regardless of the season. How ought we to understand the concept of witchcraft as modern persons? Further, how should we relate … Continue reading →

David’s entrance into the upper echelon of Saul’s royal court caused some people to rejoice and others to brood. In the same way, each of us will be met with the acceptance by some and rejection by others. Far from … Continue reading →