In this sermon series, Pastor Ed explores powerful biblical truths from the book of Colossians. The series kicks off as he addresses the delicate balance between freedom in Christ and the pitfalls of legalism. Learn how to live a victorious, Christ-centered life by understanding His supremacy and embracing the crucified life.

🔑 Key Topics Covered:
✔️ The Supremacy of Christ over human philosophies
✔️ Balancing liberty and spiritual discipline
✔️ How to identify and overcome false teachings
✔️ Living a life of faith, ethics, and godly relationships
✔️ Practical tips for spiritual growth and transformation

Whether you're new to faith or seeking deeper understanding, this episode will help you strengthen your walk with Christ and find freedom through His grace.

📖 Featured Scripture:

• Colossians 1:27 – "Christ in you, the hope of glory."
• Galatians 2:20 – "I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me."

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In this sermon, Pastor Ed explores Psalm 92, a psalm of thanksgiving, and delves into how cultivating a grateful heart enhances our spiritual, emotional, and physical well-being. Drawing from biblical principles, practical insights, and illustrative stories, we unpack the profound benefits of living with gratitude and reflecting on God's goodness.

Key Themes & Takeaways:

1. Purpose of Psalm 92

   • A weekly hymn for the Sabbath, celebrating God’s steadfast love and faithfulness.
   • Gratitude is central to our relationship with God, as it fosters joy and strengthens faith.

2. The Power of Thankfulness

   • The psalmist highlights the goodness of praising God, both in the morning (to set the tone for the day) and at night (to reflect on His faithfulness).
   • Benefits of gratitude include better sleep, improved mental health, and stronger relationships.

3. The Righteous vs. the Wicked

   • God blesses the righteous with spiritual vitality, strength, and fruitfulness, even in old age.
   • In contrast, the wicked, though they may flourish temporarily, face ultimate destruction.

4. Expressions of Gratitude

   • Worship through music and instruments enhances the experience of thankfulness.
   • Declaring God's works reminds us of His faithfulness in our lives.

5. God’s Judgments and Blessings

   • His judgments on evildoers demonstrate His justice and sovereignty.
   • His blessings on the righteous reflect His ongoing care and provision.

Originally preached February 5, 2023

Pastor Ed dives into the timeless truths of Psalm 98, celebrating King Jesus as the Divine Warrior and faithful Deliverer. We explore how His sacrifice brings salvation, how creation itself

Key Themes include:

• King Jesus as the Divine Warrior and Deliverer: Jesus, unlike earthly kings, sacrificed Himself to secure eternal victory for His people.
• The Call to Joyful Praise: Psalm 98 emphasizes praising God with music, voices, and instruments, celebrating His marvelous works.
• God’s Faithfulness and Covenant Love: God’s steadfast love and faithfulness to His promises are central to the psalm’s message.
• Creation’s Praise for the Creator: Even nature joins in worship, symbolizing the universal reign of God.
• Anticipation of Jesus’ Return and Righteous Judgment: The psalm points to a future hope when King Jesus will return, reign with justice, and restore creation.praises the Creator, and how we, too, can join in joyful worship.

Through reflections on God’s past faithfulness, present reign, and future return, this sermon will inspire you to sing a new song of hope and praise. Perfect for deepening your faith and discovering fresh joy in honoring the King of Kings!

Originally preached January 22, 2023

Pastor Ed looks to explores Psalm 5—an imprecatory psalm written by King David during a time of betrayal and turmoil. Join us as we uncover David's heartfelt cry for justice, his unwavering trust in God's holiness, and his raw, honest prayers for guidance and protection.

Key themes include:

• The power of authentic, unfiltered prayer
• God’s righteousness and hatred of sin
• Finding renewed hope and mercy each morning
• Trusting God amidst trials and opposition
• Balancing praise and petition in our spiritual lives

Whether you're seeking to understand the balance of God’s love and justice or longing for encouragement in your daily walk with Christ, this sermon offers timeless insights to strengthen your faith. Listen and discover how God’s steadfast love renews us each morning, guiding us through life’s challenges with grace and purpose.

Originally preached January 15, 2023

Pastor Ed looks to Psalms of Lament, where we explore the deep cries of the human heart and the hope found in God. Starting with Psalms 42 and 43, we dive into themes of sorrow, longing, and restoration, uncovering how lament can be a pathway to renewed trust and intimacy with God.

• Lament as a Spiritual Practice: Discover the biblical tradition of bringing our pain, mourning, and questions to God.
• Hope Amid Despair: Learn how the psalmists navigate seasons of doubt and sorrow while clinging to the promises of God's steadfast love.
• Faith and Doubt: Explore the tension between questioning God and trusting His future grace.
• The Universal Cry for Redemption: Reflect on how creation itself groans for restoration, echoing our personal longing for healing and peace.
• Practical Tools for Worship and Reflection: Gain insights into how lament can enrich your spiritual journey, even in times of silence and loss.

Join us as we unpack the raw honesty of the psalms, offering a lifeline of hope for those navigating the valleys of life. Whether you're mourning, seeking answers, or simply longing for a deeper connection with God, this sermon provides a space for reflection, renewal, and spiritual growth.

Originally preached January 8, 2023

Originally preached May 17, 2020

Originally preached May 3, 2020

Originally preached April 26, 2020