How should followers of Jesus respond to Pride Month and the cultural conversations surrounding sexuality?

In this message, Pastor explores one of the most sensitive and controversial topics facing the church today. Looking at Luke 7:36-50, we discover how Jesus interacted with a woman known for her sin and what that teaches us about engaging people with both truth and love.

Jesus never compromised God's truth, but He never withheld compassion. He closed the distance, saw the person behind the sin, and extended grace while calling people to transformation.

What do you do when evil seems to be winning?

In Judges 9, Abimelech continues his reign after seizing power through violence and betrayal. For three years, an evil ruler remains in control while the righteous are left wondering when God will intervene.

This message explores why God sometimes allows difficult seasons to continue longer than we would like and what He may be accomplishing in the waiting.

Through the story of Abimelech and Jotham, we discover two powerful truths: God often uses waiting seasons to bring healing to His people, and His mercy gives even the worst sinners an opportunity to repent.

After Gideon's victory, Israel faced a new threat—not from an outside enemy, but from within.

In Judges 9, Abimelech rises to power by promising stability and leadership, but his reign reveals the dangers of following the wrong ruler. Through Jotham's Parable of the Trees, we see a powerful picture of humanity's search for leadership, identity, and security.

This message reminds us that everyone follows someone. When we follow God, we find order, peace, purpose, and freedom. When we submit to anything else, chaos is never far behind.