With the blowing of the 7th trumpet, God gives specific assurances about his coming kingdom. This exposition of Revelation 11:14-19 will unpack those assurances and seek to explain why they are so significant.

In this sermon, Pastor Zach will preach on the significance of God's gracious dealings with the Jews, as it is highlighted in the vision of a temple appearing in Jerusalem in Revelation 11:1-2.

Revelation 10:1-11 comes as a needed interlude in the prophecy of the book, as it helps establish guiderails for understanding the book as a whole and for knowing the limits of our knowledge about the end of the world. This exposition of the chapter will focus on what we know about God's plans for the world, and what we don't.

This sermon will focus on the faithfulness of God to his people, even in times of suffering and discouragement.

This Sunday, Pastor Zach will be preaching on the promise God has given to all those who are in Christ Jesus in Romans 8:1.

This final exposition of the book of Genesis reflects on the faith of Joseph at the end of his life, and how we can have a hopeful, rooted, tested faith ourselves.

The account of Jacob's burial is full of a particular tension, between the sharp pain of death and the trustworthiness of the promises of God. This exposition will focus on helping believers learn to live by faith as we wrestle with that tension throughout our lives in this fallen world.

This exposition of Genesis 49:1-28 will explore the riches of God's promises regarding the future of Israel and the rest of the world.

As we walk through Jacob's journey to Egypt with his family, we will consider how God's faithfulness to his promises often contradicts our expectations.

In the long-awaited encounter between Jacob and Esau, God keeps his promises to Jacob in surprising and gracious ways. This exposition will focus on the invincible nature of the saving promises of God.

As Jacob prepares to meet Esau, he looks to God to preserve him and his family according to his covenant faithfulness. This exposition of Genesis 32:1-21 will focus on the truth of God's presence with his people in their trials.

This exposition of Genesis 26:1-33 will focus upon the common troubles of the people of God in every generation, and God's faithfulness to them in the midst of those troubles.

Returning to the book of Genesis, we will meditate upon the enduring nature of God's saving promises as seen in Genesis 25:19-26.

What is the relationship of the Law to the promises of God's grace? In this exposition of Galatians 3:15-20, we will start digging into God's answer to that question.

Returning back to our series of expositions through the book of Genesis, we'll meditate upon how God presses his promises home to our hearts, based upon his interaction with Abraham and Sarah in Genesis 18:1-15.

Our next exposition in Genesis will cover the extraordinary events of a single day in the life of Abram, recorded for us in Genesis 17:1-27. Here we will meditate on the everlasting promises of God and consider the consequential devotion to God that is called for from all of God's covenant people.

In this exposition of Genesis 16, we will learn the lesson with Abram and Sarai that God truly does hear our prayers and see our afflictions.

In this exposition of Genesis 15:1-6, we'll find great encouragement in a brief interaction between the Lord and Abram.

This Sunday's sermon will focus on Genesis 13:1-18 and the separation between Abram and his nephew Lot. While the account of this separation may not seem like much more than a mere historical detail in the story of Abram, it actually reveals vital Gospel realities.

Returning again to our exposition of the book of Genesis, we will focus in on the substance of the promises God makes to Abram in Genesis 12:1-3 and consider what those promises teach us today.