The Holy Spirit seems like a strange member of the Trinity. The Father and the Son are easy enough to understand, but the Holy Spirit is a little more difficult to grasp. So who is He? Why doesn't He speak more about Himself? And why is Jesus teaching this to His disciples on the very night when He is about to be betrayed? Give this sermon a listen to find out more.

But we do not want you to be uninformed, brothers, about those who are asleep, that you may not grieve as others do who have no hope.

(1 Thessalonians 4:13)

For those who were unable to attend live, here is the sermon that was delivered to the saints gathered at the funeral of our dear sister in Christ, Shala Lunt.

Jesus is preparing His disciples for the reality that He will die. But we're living on the other side of the resurrection, so how does this lesson apply to our lives today? Give this sermon a listen to find out more about what was going through the minds of the disciples that night and what Jesus has to teach us.

The Epistle of James is often seen as one devoid of Jesus Christ and the Gospel. It's not true. James does an excellent job of preaching the Law, and our world desperately needs to hear it. So, listen to this "Epistle of Straw" and hear God's Word for you today.

How can you have hope in the midst of despair? Somehow, in the middle of everything falling apart, Jeremiah gives us these words of hope in Jesus Christ. These words are for you, too, even in the midst of your despair, in the midst of your suffering. So give this sermon a listen to hear about this hope of Jesus Christ for you.

We've heard the 23rd Psalm many times, but have we ever stopped and thought about what David is saying? This bulky sermon explores the depths of Psalm 23, so give this favorite Psalm some of your time today.

The world likes to think that there are multiple versions of the truth, but there is only THE truth. There is no my truth or your truth. But how does that work? Give this sermon a listen to explore this more thoroughly. Oh, and apologies for the cough; I'm getting over a cold.

Christ is risen! He is risen indeed, Alleluia! Death has been swallowed up by Jesus Christ. But what does that mean? What does a world without death look like? How can we look forward to such a world? Give this sermon a listen to find our more about it as we work through 1 Corinthians 15:51-57