Sermons

In Genesis, God places Adam in the garden "to work it and keep it." But before Adam ever lifted a finger, God had already done the work of creating, providing, and sustaining life. That same pattern runs throughout Scripture and into our own lives. God first serves, keeps, forgives, and provides for His people. Only then does He send us into our vocations to serve our neighbors.

This sermon traces that thread from Eden to the wilderness, from the cross to the empty tomb, revealing Christ as the true Worker and Keeper who accomplishes what Adam and we could not.

Jesus says that being angry with your brother is the same as murder. If that’s the bar, who can be righteous? That’s the point.

Fear touches every Christian life. Sometimes it makes us pull away from worship, avoid the neighbor who needs us, or stay silent when we could speak of the hope we have in Christ.

In 1 Peter 3:8–15, the Lord speaks tenderly to fearful sinners. He does not shame us into courage. He gives us Christ- our refuge, our forgiveness, and our peace - and sends us back into daily life with His promise: “Do not be afraid.”