A Simple Word for Complex People

Understanding WHO or WHAT is conveying a message is as important as understanding the message they or it convey(s). We don't read a textbook the same way we read a magazine, right? The medium tells us how to receive the message it conveys.

The same is true with us. Let's talk about it!

This sermon was originally recorded toward the beginning of America's first shut down as the virus began to change life as we know it. I think we were all feeling a bit dried up and out of place. I pray that has changed for you, and that you will find spiritual nourishment in this time together. Enjoy!

This word from Solomon was radical for its day, and it remains radical today. It's often perceived as sexist, but it's far from that. Let's talk about it!

Our words shape our reality. How are your words shaping the reality of those around you? How are your internal words shaping your life? If I spoke to you the way you speak to you, would you still speak to me? Let's talk about it!

Jesus makes a shift in ministry from Jews alone to Gentiles too. He could do that, and remain faithful to His purpose, because He knew His WHY. That means our methodology can also shift to meet the circumstances we face, without abandoning our purpose. Let's talk about it!

Why do you listen to sermons? Why bother attending church? What's your why? Let's talk about it!

I pray the audio quality is greatly improved now. Please bear with me as we work out the recording hiccups!

You cannot bring slave skills and slave worship into a freedom season! Let's talk about it!

When you want to get good at something, you practice. When you really want to get good at something, you practice with a team of people who share your goal. That's what church is supposed to be. Let's talk about it!

How can we be gracious to strangers if we can't show grace to the people we sit next to on Sunday morning? The church is where we develop the skills we need to serve the world. Let's talk about it!

Little is much in the hands of God. The key is a willingness to surrender what one has, even if it seems like it could never be enough. Let's talk about it!