Set against the backdrop of the great famine in the land, Genesis 47:7-31 highlights the faithfulness of God to his promises.

This exposition of Genesis 37:1-36 will begin to explore the mysterious and providential workings of God in the sufferings of his people.

This exposition of Psalm 55 will explore the way that prayer expresses and leads to the provision of our need for God.

This exposition will focus on the widely loved 23rd Psalm, and the Lord's faithful leadership and provision for his people as their good shepherd.

This exposition will focus upon Jacob's famous wrestling match with a mystery man whom he later identifies as God, and the lessons it teaches all of God's people today.

This exposition of Genesis 26:1-33 will focus upon the common troubles of the people of God in every generation, and God's faithfulness to them in the midst of those troubles.

In this sermon, we'll spend time meditating on the curious statement of Genesis 1:2 - and see how God is a God who brings life out of desolate places.

This Lord's Day we're going to take a short break from our series in Revelation 2-3 to find encouragement from the truth of Romans 8:18.

This Lord's Day we will hear and work through Christ's letter to the struggling church in Smyrna. We'll consider the sufferings they were enduring and the way Christ encourages them, and then spend some time applying the passage to our current circumstances as a church.

In our second "hopeful meditation" on Isaiah 9:1-7, we'll explore how the promises of this passage function to sustain our faith while we wait for God to fulfill them completely. We'll look at the specific promises of the passage and consider how and why they should encourage us today.

This sermon kicks off a series through Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5-7, known as "The Sermon on the Mount." Here we'll dig into Matthew 5:1-16 and consider 7 ways Jesus describes those who are living under the rule of God.

What are the secrets to living a truly abundant life? In Ecclesiastes 11 "the Preacher" teaches us how to live life to the full. Some of what he says may sound like advice you've heard elsewhere, but much of it will certainly not.

Injustice is an inevitable reality in this fallen world. This sermon based on Ecclesiastes 8:1-17 explores 4 ways to deal with injustice in a way that honors God.

Digging into Ecclesiastes 7:1-29, we learn that getting wisdom in the difficulties of life is far better than merely trying to escape those difficulties. This sermon focuses on 5 ways to gain wisdom.

Pastor Zach teaches from Ecclesiastes 4 and sheds light on how we ought to live and survive in light of the brokenness of the world we live in.

Pastor Zach reflects on the resurrection of Christ on this Easter Sunday and how we ought to respond to suffering and sin in light of the resurrection.