Sermons in the ‘B.C.’ Category
Psalm 150 “A Praise Manifesto”
Psalms finishes with a punchy call to praise the LORD always.
Psalm 22 “From Lament to Victory: Song of a Condemned Man”
Pastor Mike will look at the necessity for lament in the church and examine why Jesus quoted Psalm 22 from the Cross.
Psalm 146 “Praise The Lord”
Pastor Daniel Montgomery continues our Psalms series looking at the first of 5 ‘Hallelujah Psalms’ that finish off the book. Hallelujah literally means ‘Praise the Lord’ – it’s a command. Praising the Lord is not only necessary, it’s good. Listen in as Pastor Daniel looks at all the ways we give our praise away poorly [...]
Psalm 32 “The Joy of Being Forgiven”
Sojourn begins a month in the Psalms!
Proverbs “Children”
Pastor Daniel Montgomery closes out the 5-week Proverbs series with a message about passing wisdom and discipline on to the next generation.
Proverbs “Sex”
Continuing our 5-week series on Proverbs, this week we examine the art of living skillfully in regards to our sexuality.
“Friendship” Proverbs
The midpoint of our Proverbs series – this week we examine the marks of a wise friend and Jesus being our only way to truly be a good friend.
“Wealth” Proverbs
Pastor Daniel Montgomery continues our series on Proverbs, this week looking into that book’s wisdom on wealth: how to get it and how to use it.
Proverbs 6 & 26 “Work: Ants and Sluggards”
We all deal with work, whether it’s with our job or some other aspect of our lives, work is a fact of life. When we talk about work, we’re not just talking about getting paid. We’re talking about housework, schoolwork, even yardwork. Work is anything you do in order achieve a goal, whether you get [...]
Jonah 1-4 “Jonah and the Compassion of God”
To finish off Sojourn’s yearlong trek through the Old Testament, Pastor Mike Cosper preaches Jonah. Jonah is one of the many Old Testament stories that oftentimes gets completely lost in the telling. Jonah is far from a man to aspire to emulate, but rather a cautionary tale about our tendency to be cruel-hearted toward those [...]
