Taproot Church Twin Falls

Two Are Better Than One

In this sermon, we look at the ways in which a community can be destroyed and also the ways in which a healthy community can exist. 

From Dust to Dust

In this sermon, Qoheleth observes the numerous ways in which wickedness seems to prevail in this world and wonders what God is going to do about it. 

Embracing Our Place In Time

In this sermon, we're continuing our journey with Qoeheth. We are challenged here to embrace our human limitations in the time and place God has allowed us to live. We discover that in relinquishing control and living in the fear of the Lord, humanity flourishes. 

Always Grasping. Never Satisfied.

In this sermon, Qoheleth begins his search for meaning in life through the lens of Solomon. He discovers that, despite all of his grasping, even the wisest and richest man in the world is unsatisfied with all he possesses, and in the end, everyone dies anyways. We're left to ask the question of who or what we'll find satisfaction in.

Life’s a Breath

In this sermon, we introduce the book of Ecclesiastes. We'll explore what kind of literature Ecclesiastes is, the voices who are speaking in Ecclesiastes, and also the central message of the entire book. 

Faithful Servants

Concerning That Day

In this sermon, we see Jesus shift his focus from the near future destruction of the temple and Jerusalem to his distant future return. Jesus' lesson for his disciples is to not speculate about the time of his return, but rather to be alert and anticipating his return. 

When Will These Things Happen?

In this sermon, we will look at what Jesus said to prepare his disciples for what is going to take place prior to the destruction of the temple in AD 70. From this teaching, disciples of Jesus today learn how to endure through various trials and tribulations. 

Lament Over Jerusalem

Victory Over Death

In this sermon, we will see how Paul turns the attention of this chapter to the outcomes. The main idea of the text is that through Christ, death has already been defeated. Because of this, we can look forward to what is to come, we can find peace in the hope that this brings and a sense of purpose for how we get to live presently in light of the finished work of Jesus.