Topic: Worship
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Idolatry
Even worship of the true God becomes idolatry when we shape Him into an image of our own making.
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Joy to the World
Built around the carol’s own lines, this message roots real joy not in the season but in the announced, historical fact that the Lord has come.
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The Glory of God
From fading human glory to the unfading glory of God revealed in Christ, and the call to reflect it.
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Joy in the Holy Spirit
Christian joy is distinguished from mere happiness: a supernatural, gospel-grounded well-being that can be experienced even in the middle of trials.
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The Fear of the Lord
A call to approach God rightly, in reverence, gratitude, and obedience, as the fear that is the beginning of wisdom.
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The Third Commandment
A two-part series on the third commandment – not taking the LORD’s name in vain – and what it means to bear God’s name well.
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The Fear of the Lord and Coram Deo
A seminar for ministers on cultivating a right fear of the Lord – reverence joined with holy dread, not craven terror – and on living every moment of life consciously coram Deo, before the face of a holy God.
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Coram Deo
‘Coram Deo’ means living before the face of God. This message asks whether your life’s ultimate goal is God’s glory or your own, worldly desires.
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The Incarnation of God the Son
A Christmas program retelling the nativity of Luke 2 through carols, drama, and reflection on the incarnation of God the Son, closing with a prayer for the next generation.
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The Light of the World
From Matthew 5:14-16: believers are the light of the world, meant to be seen so others glorify the Father.
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The Grain Offering
The grain offering in Leviticus 2 pictures worship as tribute: the first and best of one’s own labor, offered to God simply out of gratitude.
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The Peace Offering
A study of the peace offering in Leviticus 3, the sacrifice of fellowship and thanksgiving that pictures reconciled communion with God.