SERMONS

Pastor Ben Nistor explores Isaiah 40:1-31 to highlight how a proper understanding of God's nature — His greatness and His care for His people — can renew believers and give them hope during dark or challenging times.

In this sermon, Pastor Andrew encourages us of some key truths to remember as we enter election season and also approach Thanksgiving and Christmas. We look at several scriptures (Philippians 4:4-7, Hebrews 12:1-2, 1 Timothy 4:7-8) and are reminded to be mindful, thoughtful, and worshipful regarding this season, and we are reminded to be "wise to the lies" of the world and Satan.

The Protestant Reformation began in the year 1517. But long before that, the Old Testament recounts one of the greatest reformations to have taken place in God's story of redemption: King Josiah's Reformation. After many kings brought Judah in a place of moral darkness and separation from the Lord, the future for God's people seemed bleak. God used King Josiah's reign to respond to Judah's predicament: it was during King Josiah's reign that the Book of the Covenant was rediscovered. Shortly after the discovery, King Josiah began to reform Judah's religious commitments by removing false priests and practices. Josiah's reforms are a reminder that God's people must continually seek to reform their lives for HIS glory.