Taproot Church Twin Falls

In this sermon, we will see how Jesus is the true source and foundation of our faith as disciples. His ability, obedience, and willingness to go to the cross is what is enough. 

In this sermon, we see that communion is a sacrament given by Jesus to be observed by his disciples. In it, we are remembering, participating, and anticipating.

In this sermon, we explore the final week of Jesus's life, known as the Passion. The text emphasizes the choice between rejecting or worshiping Jesus, and how our actions reflect this decision.

In this sermon, we are taking the time to be reminded of who we are as a church, why we exist, and what God has placed us here for. 

In this text, we're invited to release control by doing good things and then trusting God with all the details and outcomes. We should do this because doing so leads to generous living.

In this sermon, we will address how Death and Chaos are great equalizers that unite us all as humans and separate us from being God, because God alone has control and power over these forces. Qoheleth observes the only way forward is to enjoy and to do what we do in life with all our might.  The Christian path through the madness and folly of our culture is this: to fear God and trust that Jesus has conquered the futility of death and matures us through the pain of chaos. 

In this sermon, we continue to journey with the Qoheleth in his cynical observations. In this text, he observes and wrestles with kingdoms, humans, and ultimately God.