Krysta Kogut

In our final week of Advent, we go all the way back to Genesis. Throughout the Old Testament, God repeatedly made a promise...

In our third week of Advent, we get a glimpse into the joy of Mary and Elizabeth as they come together...

As we enter our second week of Advent, the virgin birth of Jesus Christ, the Messiah, is highlighted and unquestionably a vital part...

Last week we discussed who we used to be, and this week we looked at who we are now because of the Gospel...

Paul knew that the heart and affections of man were prone to wander, so he warned the church in Colossians to guard against counterfeit gospels...

Paul knew that the heart and affections of man were prone to wander, so he warned the church in Colossians to guard against counterfeit gospels...

Paul knew that the heart and affections of man were prone to wander, so he warned the church in Colossians to guard against counterfeit gospels...

Our passage this week is one of the most wonderful, exhaustive, forceful, articulate, and compelling declaration...

We began our study of the book of Colossians this week. Paul encouraged the church to remain faithful...

As we conclude our summer Psalm series with Psalm 57, David shows us what it looks like to trust in God’s promises...

This week’s Psalm models for us how we can overcome our fears with faith...

Psalm 55 helps us to navigate conflict while maintaining our hope and trust in theLord. Conflict is promised...

Psalm 54 gives us a glimpse of David’s prayer life. We can learn from David to come to God with all our needs and desires...

Psalm 53 focuses on the wicked who are in terror under God’s judgment. We are reminded that it is the fool who says there is no God and that wisdom...

Psalm 52 teaches us how to worship God in the midst of conflict with theadversaries of God. It’s purpose is to teach and encourage...

Psalm 51, “The Sinners’ Guide to Repentance”, beautifully teaches us of the filth that is our sin and the grace that is God’s forgiveness...