Kerusso Logos Podcast with Dr. Robin Foster

A believer after God’s own heart, mourns with those who mourn, honors others (even who are flawed), and trusts God's timing rather than manipulating circumstances.

As God prepares the next chapter of his redemptive plan, Saul reminds us that unrepented sin leads to ruin.

Reciprocate the kindness and generosity Jesus has shown you, because the compassion you extend today reflects the Christian hope of total restoration.

In a life crisis, don't wait for circumstances to improve, or other people to lift you up, but instead turn to God to strengthen and encourage (direct) you.

The Cross saves sinners by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone - turn to Jesus today and He will remember you in Heaven.

Life Point: When our desires and God's purpose collide, we must remain faithful to His will, trusting that rejection can lead us closer to His divine plan.

Yield to God’s transforming obedience, for persistent rebellion invites spiritual isolation, tragic consequences, and irreversible judgment—repent before it's too late.

Central life-point: When God is silent because of our sin, we must not grasp at forbidden shortcuts—especially occult practices.

Life Point: Despair-driven decisions lead to compromise and a double life—trust God's promises instead of fleeing to the world in unbelief.

Have the attitude of Christ: empty yourself, serve humbly, obey fully, put others’ needs first, and God will exalt you as He exalted Jesus.

Trust God's sovereignty and timing—don't seize revenge or shortcuts, even when it feels right and the door seems wide open.

In preparing for the Lord's Supper, we are to renew our repentance, examine ourselves in terms of our faith, and renew our love and commitment to the body.

Even in desperation, God provides unexpectedly so you can trust His presence and provision in tough times.

In life’s struggles, trust in God's providence, own your sin's harm humbly,  and find refuge in Christ: the greater David who protects outcasts.

When anger surges and foolishness threaten destruction, pause: yield to God's grace, respond wisely in humility, and let Him turn wrath into redemption.

Trusting God involves honoring His appointments, waiting on His justice, and acting with restraint, even under severe pressure.

When enmity in life rages, Jesus' cross-forged covenant love anchors you in unfading, eternal hope.

Who do you say Jesus is? Good Teacher, Wise Sage, A Man Who Did Good? We have to let Jesus tell us who he is. He is God and Savior. Fully divine, fully human, yet without sin.

We wandered and Jesus was punished for us.

This is the first of a series of sermons from our evangelist, Reverend Joshua Williamson. Join us as we hear about how our sin will find us out if we do not repent and trust in the Grace of God found in Christ.

God's masterful hand crafts your daily grind into keys that open doors of peace for rebels distant from Him

Align with God's values, trust in His timing, rely on His Spirit, and hope in His Plan through humble hearts for His Glory.

We are called to avoid divisions, center on the cross, and follow Jesus as our ultimate authority, not human leaders, for true spiritual wisdom and unity in the church.

We must remove satan and sin from our lives and not engage in any relationship or activity that is tainted by them.