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This one continues our series in Revelation. In it, Rev. Will talks about how Jesus as the slaughtered Lamb is the key image in the book. 

This devotion is about Jesus appearing to Thomas after Easter and what he says about those who've come to faith without seeing him in the flesh. Hint: you are blessed!

This one starts a series on Revelation. In it, Rev. Will talks about John’s intro and how it sets up the letter to be about confidence, joy, and hope not fear and trembling. 

This quick devotion talks about the importance of not moving on from the empty tomb too fast. Rev. Will's youngest daughter, Maggie, makes an appearance too!

This one is for Easter! In it, Rev. Will talks about how Easter is God’s “yes” to all Jesus said and did. The main text of the day was Luke 24:1-12. 

In this one, Rev. Will talks about how, as much as we want to, we can't look away from the Cross.

Rev. Will talks about Jesus’ love for those who would betray, deny, and abandon him. 

This one continues “The Hardest Part.” In it, Rev. Will talks about how Jesus’ parade into Jerusalem shows us how he is a different kind of king than the world, and us, want. The main text was Luke 19:28-40. 

This devotion focuses on how nostalgia often blinds us to what God is doing here and now. 

This one continues our "The Hardest Part" Series. In it, Rev. Will talks about how Mary is the model disciple of Jesus's way of love; she helps Jesus prepare for what is to come during Holy Week. The main text was John 12:1-8.    Note: There was a medical emergency in the middle of the sermon, so Rev. Will had to rush the ending. If you'd like to see a more fleshed-out 3rd move, please see his Sub...

Wherein Rev. Will learns a bit about what it means to be a Christian from being forced into his college’s Model U.N.

This one continues The Hardest Part, focusing on one of Jesus' most famous parables. In it, Rev. Will talks about how parables are multivalent, meaning there are multiple interpretations. He considers two before landing on a third. The text of the day was Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32.

In this devotion, Rev. Will tackles one of the worst sayings out there—God will never give you more than you can handle. 

This one continues The Hardest Part, focusing on Isaiah’s good news of God’s graceful ways. In it, Rev. Will talks about the difference between our ways and God’s. The text of the day was Isaiah 55:1-11. 

This one continues The Hardest Part by focusing on Jesus’ lament over Jerusalem. In it, Rev. Will talks about how we respond when our help is refused, even if it’s for ourselves. The text of the day was Luke 13:31-35. 

This one continues The Hardest Part by focusing on Jesus’ temptation in the Wilderness. In it, Rev. Will talks about the Wilderness and how to endure it. 

This one begins our Lenten series, The Hardest Part: hurt we carry, hope we find. In it Rev. Will talks about God meeting us in the ash heaps of our lives. 

This one wraps up the season after the Epiphany, a time where Jesus reintroduces himself to us. The text for the day was Luke 9:28-36.

This one continues our series on Jesus' early ministry, taking a look at some of Jesus' most difficult sayings, "love your enemies" for example. The text of the day was Luke 6:27-38.

Continuing our series through the early part of Jesus' ministry in Luke, this one addresses one of Jesus' most controversial takes. The text of the day was Luke 6:17-26.

This one continues our series about Jesus' early ministry exploits in Luke. The text was Luke 5:1-11. 

This one continues a series on the early part of Jesus' ministry. The text of the day was Luke 4:21-30.

This one continues our series through the stories of Jesus' early ministry. It was based on Luke 4:14-21. 

This one begins an Epiphany series following stories early in Jesus' ministry, talking about what they reveal about our savior. The text for the day was John 2:1-11.

This one is about God speaking and promising good news when we are afraid. It's based on Isaiah 43:1-7.