Sermon Archive
A Child’s Certainty - The God of the Next Generation
By: Dr. Robert Petterson
Sep 07, 2008
As long ago as ancient Greece, and as recent as postmodern America, the older generation thinks the next is going to the dogs. Is there a certain hope for future generations? There is a hope only insofar as the present generation is certain that it will pass on the future its legacy from the past.
The King of the Hill - The Transcendent God
By: Pastor Rob Hamilton
Aug 31, 2008
Is there a greater question than that posed by David: “Who may ascend the hill of the Lord?” The answer plunges us into uncertainty that borders on hopelessness: only those with “clean hands and pure hearts.” But there’s good news: when we can’t ascend the hill of God, he comes down to us by way of a hill called Calvary.
Only the Lonely - The God who Encircles
By: Pastor Rob Hamilton
Aug 24, 2008
Mother Teresa wrote, “The most terrible poverty is loneliness and the feeling of being alone.” Writer and sociologist, Thomas Wolfe says that loneliness is the inevitable fact of postmodern life. In an American Idol culture, where people are desperate to be noticed, David says that we are always the object of God’s attention and affection.
Coming Home with a New Song - The God who Restores Fortunes
By: Dr. Robert Petterson
Aug 17, 2008
Times of uncertainty are made easier when we realize that they are seasons of life. Seasons come and go, but God’s plans are immutable. Though our fortunes might be down today, he has plans to prosper our future. There is great optimism in this Psalm: “He who goes out weeping…will return with songs of joy.”
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