Sermon, Podcast Our Responsibility Under His Authority (Mark 11:27–12:12) In the summer of 1994, a Korean Air jet plane was landing when it skidded across a rain-soaked runway and rammed into a safety Read More >> Written by Josiah Boyd February 24, 2019
Sermon, Podcast Solving the Evangelistic Equation (Acts 17:16–34) A recent study suggests that 47-percent of Christians between the ages of 20 and 34 believe evangelism is wrong. Go ahead and re-read that Read More >> Written by Josiah Boyd February 17, 2019
Sermon, Podcast In Stuff We Trust? (Mark 10:13–31) The life of a farmer is one that demands long hours of work, expensive equipment, and expertise. And yet, in spite of their resourcefulness Read More >> Written by Josiah Boyd January 20, 2019
Sermon, Podcast Thinking Highly of Humility (Mark 9:14–50) The gospel of Mark paints a picture of what a disciples of Jesus is and what they aspire to be by the grace of Read More >> Written by Josiah Boyd January 6, 2019
Sermon, Podcast Clinging to the Future to Endure the Present (Mark 8:27–9:13) As people, we are able to endure a great deal of discomfort, inconvenience, and even pain, if we’re properly incentivized. An athlete, motivated by Read More >> Written by Josiah Boyd December 30, 2018
Sermon, Podcast What Child Is This? The King, High Priest, and Judge! (Psalm 110:1–7) Christmas, as the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, is a season of significance on the Christian calendar. Unfortunately, it’s also a time Read More >> Written by Josiah Boyd December 23, 2018
Sermon, Podcast Needy People in the Hands of a Need-Meeting God (Mark 7:31–8:26) Have you ever noticed that, despite being almost totally dependant and vulnerable, young children are often unworried and unburdened? They joyfully assume that their Read More >> Written by Josiah Boyd December 9, 2018
Sermon, Podcast Lessons to be Learned from Failed Tests (Mark 6:33–56) A midterm exam can be helpful in charting student progress in a given course of study. After weeks of lessons, lectures, and assignments, a Read More >> Written by Josiah Boyd November 18, 2018