Category Archives: sermons

King Solomon’s acknowledgment that God cannot be contained in a building serves as a reminder of God’s omnipresence, and that worship extends beyond the church walls and into our daily lives.

After Absalom’s death, David cried out to God in prayer. Prayer brings us into alignment with God’s will, and reminds us that we are not alone.

Hearing the Word in worship is about receiving the Word we need, not always the Word we want. Stories have the power to communicate truth in ways that we might not otherwise be willing to hear.

King David models a very public form of confession in Psalm 51, inviting us to confess what is true about God and ourselves.

King David learned that worship is about honoring God, and that experiencing God’s powerful presence leads to both celebration and reverence in worship.