Sermons

Throughout scripture, there is a tense relationship between kings and prophets. The king would rule and the prophet would restrain. Pastor Harris teaches how this kind of relationship plays out still in our modern context.

How can we celebrate Christmas in the midst of a global pandemic? How do we celebrate such a great gift in an environment stricken with grief? Pastor Harris shares such answers from the Word.

Throughout scripture, there is a tense relationship between kings and prophets. The king would rule and the prophet would restrain. Pastor Harris teaches how this kind of relationship plays out still in our modern context.

Throughout scripture, there is a tense relationship between kings and prophets. The king would rule and the prophet would restrain. Pastor Harris teaches how this kind of relationship plays out still in our modern context. 

For the last part in our series on Biblical justice, Pastor Harris hosts a panel of experts for an enlightening discussion.

Injustice is so prevalent all around the world. And while we have a natural desire for justice -- for the scales to be balanced and every wrong to be made right -- the injustice in our culture also exposes the injustice in our own souls. We need God's Word to help us understand and pursue the love of justice.

Injustice is so prevalent all around the world. And while we have a natural desire for justice -- for the scales to be balanced and every wrong to be made right -- the injustice in our culture also exposes the injustice in our own souls. We need God's Word to help us understand and pursue the love of justice.

Injustice is so prevalent all around the world. And while we have  a natural desire for justice -- for the scales to be balanced and every wrong to be made right -- the injustice in our culture also exposes the injustice in our own souls. We need God's Word to help us understand and pursue the love of justice.

Injustice is so prevalent all around the world. And while we have  a natural desire for justice -- for the scales to be balanced and every wrong to be made right -- the injustice in our culture also exposes the injustice in our own souls. We need God's Word to help us understand and pursue the love of justice.

The Bible describes a deep, abiding joy: a blessing from God that is unimagineable. Reverend Farr helps us focus on how to have an unshakeable, Biblical happiness according to Psalm 1.