Dive deep into one of Scripture's most challenging passages as we explore the story of Lot in Genesis 19. This thought-provoking sermon tackles the difficult questions surrounding biblical narratives that can be hard to accept in our modern context. Discover how cultural corruption can gradually warp even righteous judgment, why God's grace extends to the compromised, and how Christ serves as our ultimate deliverer from the "Sodom-like corners" of our own hearts. A raw, honest examination of sin's infectious nature and God's relentless mercy that will challenge and encourage believers navigating cultural pressures today.

Ever wondered if you can argue with God? Dive into the remarkable story of Abraham's bold negotiation with the Almighty over the fate of Sodom and Gomorrah. Watch as this ordinary man bargains down from 50 righteous people to just 10, testing the boundaries of divine mercy. But here's the twist: what happens when there aren't even 10 righteous people to be found? This episode explores the shocking privilege of covenant relationship, the width of God's mercy, and how Jesus becomes the ultimate intercessor who doesn't bargain down from 50—he starts with just one: himself. Discover how your quiet faithfulness can literally change outcomes for entire communities, and why God's shoulders are big enough for your hardest questions. A powerful look at intercession, influence, and the boldness that comes from being covered by Christ's righteousness.

What happens when ordinary hospitality becomes a divine encounter? Explore the fascinating story of Abraham and Sarah's unexpected dinner guests—who turn out to be God himself and two angels. This episode unpacks the profound cultural significance of ancient Near Eastern hospitality and how our own dinner tables can become sacred spaces. From Sarah's incredulous laughter to God's gentle rebuke, discover how doubt doesn't disqualify us from grace and how our skepticism can transform into powerful testimony. Learn why opening our homes to strangers might be the very means by which God chooses to bless us, and how Jesus represents the ultimate divine visitor who doesn't just drop by for a meal, but comes to dwell permanently among us. A compelling look at how everyday acts of welcome can become encounters with the divine.