Job 42 and Job’s reply — a hand over the… read more

Job 13 and ‘though he slay me, yet will I… read more

Job 2 and ‘skin for skin’ — the structural theology… read more

Job 1:13-22. Four messengers in a row, each arriving before… read more

Job 1 opens a six-week series, with the wager in… read more

Acts 4:13-22 and verse 20 — we are not able… read more

Jesus leaves after John is imprisoned, and Pastor Adam refuses the obvious reading: this is strategic withdrawal, into border country Isaiah called deep darkness. God does some of his best work in obscurity — and the confession that follows is unflattering.

Joseph was faithful to the law, and yet would not expose Mary to disgrace. Pastor Adam makes those three words the hinge — faithfulness to the law required her death — and builds Advent on consideration, obedience, and four words to carry into the week.

The seventh trumpet sounds and the announcement is already past tense: the kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of our Lord. Pastor Adam admits it is the first time he has ever preached Revelation, and lands on two things for Wednesday.