Sermons
May 3, 2026
They Call Me the Seeker
Acts 17:22 - 31
Is there something beyond what we can see and explain? This sermon explores these big, universal questions and reflects on the shared human search for meaning that spans cultures, beliefs, and even doubt itself. Looking at Paul’s conversation in ancient Athens, we see a different approach to spiritual curiosity—one that doesn’t dismiss questions, but affirms them as part of the journey toward truth.
April 26, 2026
Even in the Darkest Valleys
Psalm 23
Human nature often mirrors sheep—vulnerable, communal, and frequently led by instinct. That’s why the ancient biblical writers return to the image of sheep so often: it captures something deeply true about how we live, follow, and sometimes lose our way. At the center is the enduring promise of Psalm 23, which reframes God not as distant or detached, but as a Good Shepherd who remains present even in the darkest valleys. This texts invites us to consider how comfort and courage are found in God’s faithful presence—especially in seasons of uncertainty, fear, or wandering.