In this sermon we look at the second half of Psalm "23:3" and discuss what is means that Jesus leads us in paths of righteousness for his name sake. We see that we have the best leader who leads us in the best direction for the best reason! Read "Psalm 23:1-6" again...
Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it, Prone to leave the God I love; Here’s my heart, O take and seal it, Seal it for Thy courts above. This quote is taken from the 4th verse of the hymn Come Thou Fount. We are all prone to wander, and we all are in constant need of the...
What we all need is someone to lead us to true rest and satisfaction that does not depend on our every day circumstances. Our text for this sermon tells us that this is exactly what we have in our Good Shepherd - One who loves us & leads us to true satisfaction...
Listen in as we begin our new our new series in "Psalm 23" . We start with the first part of verse one and, after a brief introduction to the psalm, we focus on two words - LORD and shepherd. Our shepherd, the One who is always with us in the mess of this life, the...
In this sermon Kevin Kelley finishes our study in the book of Jonah. We see the book end with Jonah stewing over the fact that God had mercy on the Ninevites and did not destroy them. In this text we are reminded of God's mercy for both an imperfect, undeserving...
Listen in to part two as Kevin Kelley explains and applies "Jonah 2:1-10" . "Salvation belongs to the Lord." This sermon will encourage you as you seek to walk by faith and not by sight.
Jonah's rebellion has led him into a dark, uncomfortable trial - the belly of the great fish. He has finally been humbled enough to begin to talk to God again. What can we learn from Jonah's prayer? Listen in as Kevin Kelley explains and applies this text over the...
Read "Jonah 1:1-17" and listen in as we discuss God's mercy to Jonah, the mariners, and ourselves. Often God's mercy does not look like what we expect. How do you interpret the storms of this life? Are you able to see them as God's mercies in disguise? How does the...