Broadcasts

One of the most unpopular jobs has to be an IRS agent. But being a tax collector in the first century was infinitely worse. Pastor J.D. shows us how Zaccheus was transformed from a thief to a saved man.

We’ve heard the saying “it’s more blessed to give than to receive,” right? Sometimes that’s harder to believe than others.

Pastor J.D. shows us how God gave us earthly experiences to learn about him. Marriage is the clearest example of this. Marriage points beyond itself to something divine.

Pastor J.D. never shies away from tackling subjects that might make some of us blush. As society keeps postponing marriage later and later, he’s teaching a counter-cultural message on the seventh commandment.

We’re going back to some of Pastor J.D.’s early sermons because this is foundational teaching. Pastor J.D. reminds us that we’re all created in the image of God.

“You shall not kill” is a pretty easy command to remember and obey. Pastor J.D. points out that this command goes a lot deeper in revealing how much, or little, we value life in our hearts.

In my experience, it’s those we love the most that can disappoint us and inflict the deepest wounds. Today, Pastor J.D. reminds us that we’ve all fallen short and there’s only One who will never fail us.

Today Pastor J.D. brings a challenging message from an unexpected place in the Bible as he teaches on the fifth commandment in our series called, This is What the Heart Looks Like.

As time goes on, we start to put our trust and security in what we do. But today, Pastor J.D. challenges us to remember the Sabbath and make room for rest.