Jeremiah Fyffe

Psalm 120 | Song of Distress

October 4th, 2020  |  44 mins

James K. A. Smith — "Imagine a refugee spirituality, an understanding of human longing and estrangement that not only honors those experiences of not-at-homeness but also affirms the hope of finding a home …. The immigrant is migrating toward a home she’s never been to before. She will arrive in a strange land and, in ways that surprise her, come to say, “I’m at home here,” not least because someone is there to greet her and say, 'Welcome home.' The goal isn’t returning home but being welcomed home in a place you weren’t born, arriving in a strange land and being told, 'You belong here.'"

2 Corinthians 12:11–13:14 | Examine Yourselves

September 27th, 2020  |  43 mins 1 sec

A troubled church …
A rejected mentor …
An impassioned letter …

Paul points the church in Corinth towards:

a Savior that reconciles enemies, a Savior that redeems suffering, a Savior that transforms adversaries into comforters, suffering into glory, and weakness into strength

… as he shines the Light of the Gospel.