In Pursuit of Jesus

Remember What God Has Done

For God's people going into exile, the beginning of healing is remembering the past.

The Promise of Leadership

Even on their way into the awful experience of exile, God's people will not be without leadership. In fact, we never are.

Where Do We Go?

Micah offers a word of hope: that God's people will become a shining beacon to the world.

The Way Out

Even in a season of judgment, all is not lost for the Israelites--or us. There is always a way out and a source of hope.

Yes, It Is Coming for Us

Micah 1.10-16 reminds us of why the Church should watch cultural patterns and respond in Jesus-like ways.

Faith That Handles Criticism

We begin a series from the prophet Micah. First we learn that it's valuable to consider voices critical to one's faith--and that God can handle it.

Babel’s Undoing

This sermon for Pentecost Sunday connects the ancient story of Babel with the sending of the Holy Spirit.

Come, Lord Jesus!

The end of John's revelation to the church elucidates part of Christian's faithful response to a world too full of evil.

For the Healing of the Nations

How are Christians to respond to a world with too much evil? (First off, by not making wanton errors like I do, saying that Buffalo, NY is 4.5 miles from Conklin, NY. Oops.) And by absorbing the vision of the world depicted in Revelation 21-22, and becoming a healing force.

An Eternity of Love and Justice

An exposition of Revelation 21.1-8 and how it fulfills God's promise for love and justice.