Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity

Twenty-First Sunday After Pentecost

In this sermon, we explore how Job found unshakable hope in God’s final justice even in the midst of profound suffering. As we reflect on the trials of believers around the world and in our own lives, we’re invited to anchor our confidence in the living Redeemer who will one day make all things right. Listen in and be encouraged by the God who sees, remembers, and will bring perfect justice.

All Saints Sunday

Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity

This week we start our celebration of All Saints-tide with Reformation Sunday. Listen in as Rev’d Josh Lake shares about the gospel center of the Reformation.

Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity

In Luke 18:1–8, Jesus reminds his disciples to “always pray and not lose heart.” This sermon explores the parable of the persistent widow and the assurance that God is always faithful to his saints. Even in times of delay or injustice, we are called to persevere in prayer, trusting that the Lord’s justice and mercy will prevail.

Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity

When faith feels small and service seems thankless, how do we keep going? This sermon reminds us that our hope and strength come not from the size of our faith or the rewards we expect, but from the object of our faith—Jesus Christ himself. As we wait on the Lord, fan the flames of gospel hope, and live by faith, we find joy and endurance in serving for His glory alone.