Grace Sermon Podcast

Pastor Jeff preaches from Job 16, in which Job struggles with the thought that he has become an object of God's wrath.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Job 15, in which Eliphaz is upset with how Job has spoken about God.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Job 14, in which there are themes of human sin, the possibility of restoration and resurrection, and the ever-present hope found only in God.

Pastor Luke preaches from Job 13, through which we are challenged to draw near to God in our struggles, even when we do not understand.

May Job's suffering cause us to remember that God is graciously sovereign over all things, that our suffering is never meaningless, and that Jesus' suffering on our behalf makes all things new. Pastor Jeff preaches from Job 12.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Job 11, in which Zophar's arrogance and contempt for Job's questions is barely hidden.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Job 10, in which Job asks four questions of God.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Job 9, in which Job responds to Bildad's insistence on God's justice.

Pastor Luke preaches from Job 8, in which Bildad boldly defends the justice of God.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Job 7, in which we hear a deeply personal and darkly questioning speech from Job directly to God.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Job 6, in which we hear Job's continued cry of agony.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Job 4 & 5, where Job's friend Eliphaz speaks up after Job's lament.

Job finally breaks his silence with lament, questioning the purpose of his own existence. Pastor Luke preaches from Job 3.

Pastor Jeff preaches on Job's visit from his friends in Job 2:11-13.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Job 2:1-10 on the core of the story of Job: God's heart, Job's integrity, and Satan's desire for destruction.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Job 1:13-22, that devastating part of the first chapter where Job experiences crushing loss.

Faithful obedience does not exempt us from suffering. Pastor Luke preaches from Job 1:6-12.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Job 1:1-5, in which we are introduced to the character of Job.

As Pastor Jeff preaches from Psalm 13, we are reminded that trusting God does not deny our pain or treat it lightly, but remains the only true path of hope and healing.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Isaiah 53, which plumbs the depths of our redemption, exposing our sinfulness and amplifying God's grace and mercy.

Pastor Luke preaches from Isaiah 52:13-15, in which we are introduced to God's glorious servant who is coming to rescue the nation of Israel.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Revelation 22:6-21, in which we are reminded that Jesus will return soon!

Have you ever wondered what heaven, the New Eden, is going to be like? Pastor Luke preaches from Revelation 22:1-5.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Revelation 21:9-27, which draws our thoughts to God's presence, fully with his people, with no barriers or impediments.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Revelation 21:1-8, in which we see the new heavens and new earth become a reality.

Pastor Luke preaches from Revelation 20:11-15, in which God opens the books that record our every deed.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Revelation 20:7-10, in which we look at the release of Satan and his ultimate destruction.

May we, like Job, trust God in all circumstances, and know that he is our ultimate treasure. Elder Scott Campbell preaches from Job 1.

Pastor Jeff preaches on the 'Millennium' from Revelation 20:1-6. Rather than arguing for a particular position, may we be refreshed by seeing another facet of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.

Pastor Luke preaches from Revelation 19:11-21, in which Jesus Christ returns to earth and deafeats Satan with a single word.

It is difficult to imagine a more joy-filled scene than the bride of Christ, his church, feasting and celebrating with the one who gave his life for them. Pastor Jeff preaches from Revelation 19:6-10.

It is a uniquely Christian experience to feel deep sorrow for the wicked while simultaneously praising God for his just judgment on them. Pastor Jeff preaches from Revelation 19:1-5.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Revelation 18, which is a series of judgement statements intermixed with several eulogies spoken over the world system by those who trusted and delighted in it.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Revelation 17, which is another contrast between the reality of God and the false promises of the Evil One.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Psalm 150, a concise but densely packed Psalm of worship to God.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Psalm 145, which honours the graciously sovereign King of the Universe, Almighty God.

Pastor Luke preaches from Psalm 126, which is is a reminder to us that the revival of the church is entirely of God.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Psalm 109, a call for God's judgment on sinners.

Many of us have asked God "why?" as we struggle to understand how our experience matches God's character. Pastor Jeff preaches from Psalm 74.

What do we do when what we believe to be true doesn't line up with what we see? Guest speaker Nathan Beebe preaches from Psalm 73.

Pastor Luke preaches from Psalm 48, which celebrates Zion as the city of God.

Guest speaker Dave Drabiuk preaches from Psalm 24, which is a musical in three acts.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Psalm 23, which promises that God will restore our souls.

Pastor Luke preaches from Psalm 3, in which David felt pressure on his life and kingship, yet he found peace in God's protection and promises.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Psalm 2, which describes the ideal ruler: our Messiah, the Lord Jesus Christ.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Psalm 1, which begins by describing the one who is blessed by God.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Ephesians 6:4, in which Paul instructs fathers to point their children to their heavenly Father.

Pastor Jeff preaches from Revelation 16:17-21, in which the final judgement of God brings disasters of epic and unimaginable proportions onto the natural world.

God's wrath is not uncontrolled rage or a petulant tantrum, but is instead his settled disposition against sin. Pastor Jeff preaches from Revelation 16:1-16.

Pastor Luke preaches from Revelation 15:1-8, in which God's just and true ways are praised, and his judgements are proclaimed righteous.