The Tabernacle Sermons

When God feels silent and injustice seems to win, Psalm 10 gives language to our deepest questions without shutting down our faith. This message walks through David’s honest lament and shows how prayer moves us from confusion to confidence in a God who still hears, sees, and reigns forever.

Life often leaves us caught between God's promises and present struggles. Psalm 9 reminds us of why the Lord alone is our Fortress, and why we can have confidence in the middle of that tension.

In a world that tells you to chase recognition, Psalm 8 reminds us that our significance comes not from people's applause, but from the God who is mindful of us. Join us as we discover how awe of God's greatness leads to humility, purpose, faithful stewardship, and ultimately points us to Jesus—the One who restores what humanity lost.

When life deals you injustice and you feel accused or wronged, where do you turn? Psalm 7 shows us what it means to stand before God, who is both the righteous Judge and faithful Shield of all who trust Jesus Christ.

What if coming to the end of yourself is actually the beginning of something deeper? In Psalm 6, we discover how to pray when everything feels like it’s falling apart, and why weakness before God is where His power goes to work.

Grief and sorrow are an inevitable part of life for all humans. The psalmist provides a blueprint to navigate our sorrow and grief. Surrounded by enemies and heavy grief, David does not rely on his own power or sink into despair. Instead, he turns to the security of God's character and His promises through obedience.

We often pray and trust God in tough circumstances because we want Him to change our situation, and rightly so. But Psalm 4 challenges whether our trust in God is rooted in His answers or in who He is. Even in the silence of the night

In Psalm 3, David moves from betrayal and overwhelming anxiety to unshakable confidence by learning to share his burdens with God, praise Him for who He is, and rest in His protection. When life feels surrounded by enemies and fear, this Psalm reminds us that salvation belongs to the Lord and that true peace is found not in changed circumstances, but in trusting Jesus Christ, our shield, sustainer...

What happens when the world rages and rebels against God, yet heaven remains unshaken? Psalm 2 reveals a throne that cannot be moved and a response every person must face and reckon with.

Scripture often places us at a crossroads between two ways of life, each with a very different outcome. This message presents us with an invitation to consider which path we are walking and where it is ultimately leading.

From Epistle to the Ephesians, grace doesn’t just save you—it sends you, turning your life into God’s workmanship, designed with purpose and prepared for impact. You’re not just called to believe but to build—growing into maturity as you actively help others grow in Christ.

The Christian life is not about sin-management, but about becoming someone completely new. Scripture teaches us in practical ways, how to move towards a transformed identity that reshapes what and who truly rules our lives.

Jesus makes ‘all things new’ in the life of believers, when we confess Jesus as Lord and believe in our hearts. But that new life is only activated by God’s claim on us - when our new Master truly rules every part of our lives.

The resurrection of Jesus, as recorded in the Gospel of John, proves that He is the victorious King who physically conquered sin and death, leaving behind undeniable evidence in the empty tomb and calling people into a real, personal relationship with Him, just as He did with Mary Magdalene. Because He is risen, Jesus now offers the necessity of being born again—a spiritual transformation by the H...

Jesus crucified on a cross was the only time a bad thing happened to a truly good person. But it was God’s purpose that Jesus’ loving sacrifice would establish an unbreakable promise of blessing for all who receive the Gospel by faith.

Life can feel broken, heavy, stuck, restless, anxious, or out of control. But God promises fulfilling life, and is always at work to restore, refresh, and renew. In this message and series we explore how Jesus fulfills His promise to make all things new.

The story in Acts doesn’t end where you think it should, with closure or a “happy ever after.” Instead, it keeps going because the story is still being written by ordinary people today. The challenge is whether you’ll decide to be a period or an ellipsis.

Acts reminds us that Paul’s life was lived with purpose. Every one of us desires to live a life of purpose, but we often seek it in all the wrong places.  Only a life lived for Jesus brings true, unstoppable purpose regardless of the circumstances.

When the storm won’t let up and fear starts making decisions for you, what anchors your soul? In this message we’ll step into a desperate moment at sea that reveals the difference between panic and unshakable trust in the living God.

Acts 27:1–26 teaches that obedience to God does not exempt us from storms, but reveals what we truly trust and who we truly belong to. Though wisdom may be ignored and the ship may be lost, God remains sovereign—raising spiritual leaders in crisis and preserving His promises even when the platform falls apart.

In Acts 26, Paul stands in chains before kings and governors—but instead of defending himself, he puts the resurrection on trial and tells the story of how the risen Jesus changed everything. What follows is a gripping account of divine encounter, bold truth, and a chilling “almost” that reminds us the gospel doesn’t just inform— it demands a decision.

What if the difficult trials of life aren’t meaningless interruptions, but evidence that God is fulfilling what He has already promised or planned? This message explores how God’s unchanging character can steady us before the trial begins.

Acts 23:12–24:27 shows Paul facing violent plots, false accusations, and prolonged imprisonment, yet God sovereignly protects him through unexpected people and governing authorities while moving him closer to Rome. What appears to be delay and injustice is actually God advancing His purpose, proving that human opposition cannot hinder His plan or silence His witness.

What do you do when everything feels dark, uncertain, or out of control? For citizens of Heaven, Jesus is the ultimate reassurance, reminding us that He sees, He stands with us, and that He’s the author of the story.

Paul is violently opposed for proclaiming that Jesus is the risen Lord who transformed his life and sent him to all people, not just Israel. The crowd’s fury reveals that when Jesus is declared as the only way of salvation for everyone, human pride, religious identity, and self-righteousness are confronted—and often rejected.