The preacher examines James chapter 4, addressing those who make plans without considering God’s will. The key point is that while God encourages planning, we must submit our plans to His providence, always saying «If the Lord wills,» acknowledging [...]

This sermon from Esther 5-6 explores God's providence over luck, showing how Esther's prayerful delay, the king's insomnia, and Mordecai's elevation were all divinely orchestrated "coincidences" that flipped the script [...]

Well, today I want to change your vocabulary. I want to walk you away from a thing called luck, and I'm going to give you a new word. For some perhaps it's a new word, but it's the right word. The word I want to talk to you about from [...]