Jeremiah Fyffe

Psalm 132 | The Lord Has Chosen Worship

December 20th, 2020  |  48 mins 34 secs

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.'"

Psalm 130 | Out of the Depths

December 6th, 2020  |  46 mins 13 secs

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.'"

Psalm 129 | The Lord is Righteous

November 29th, 2020  |  48 mins 42 secs

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.'"

Psalm 127 | The Lord Works

November 22nd, 2020  |  48 mins 37 secs

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.'"

Psalm 126 | Sowing in Tears; Reaping with Joy

November 15th, 2020  |  47 mins 4 secs

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.'"

Psalm 125 | Those Who Trust in the Lord

November 8th, 2020  |  45 mins 13 secs

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.'"

Psalm 124 | Imagine No Mercy

November 1st, 2020  |  43 mins 35 secs

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.'"

Psalm 123 | O Lord, Have Mercy

October 25th, 2020  |  48 mins 6 secs

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.'"

Psalm 122 | Let us go to the house of the LORD!

October 18th, 2020  |  48 mins 5 secs

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.'"

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.

Daniel 2 | In Search of Wisdom

September 4th, 2016  |  47 mins 10 secs

In spite of appearances, God is in control. His kingdom will endure through all of the rising and falling kingdoms of this world. In trusting our sovereign King, we have a glorious opportunity to dig our heels into the soil of a fallen, broken world for the sake of the gospel. Yet, not without a constant longing for the world to come in which everything sad will come untrue. How do we live in the tension? How do we trust God in the unraveled moments? Join us as we dive into the story of God working all things for our good and His glory.

I pray that this study would invigorate everyday life (God has fruitful work for us) and yet temper our expectations (it’s not going to be easy).

In light of the God who is sovereign over everything and who is faithfully at work in the details we are in desperate need of His wisdom to navigate these confusing and turbulent times in which we live.

Daniel 1:8–21 | Humility and Faithfulness

August 28th, 2016  |  45 mins 1 sec

In spite of appearances, God is in control. His kingdom will endure through all of the rising and falling kingdoms of this world. In trusting our sovereign King, we have a glorious opportunity to dig our heels into the soil of a fallen, broken world for the sake of the gospel. Yet, not without a constant longing for the world to come in which everything sad will come untrue. How do we live in the tension? How do we trust God in the unraveled moments? Join us as we dive into the story of God working all things for our good and His glory.

I pray that this study would invigorate everyday life (God has fruitful work for us) and yet temper our expectations (it’s not going to be easy).

In light of the God who is sovereign over everything and who is faithfully at work in the details we are in desperate need of His wisdom to navigate these confusing and turbulent times in which we live.

Daniel 1:1-7
 | Gospel Swagger

August 21st, 2016  |  44 mins 5 secs

In spite of appearances, God is in control. His kingdom will endure through all of the rising and falling kingdoms of this world. In trusting our sovereign King, we have a glorious opportunity to dig our heels into the soil of a fallen, broken world for the sake of the gospel. Yet, not without a constant longing for the world to come in which everything sad will come untrue. How do we live in the tension? How do we trust God in the unraveled moments? Join us as we dive into the story of God working all things for our good and His glory.

I pray that this study would invigorate everyday life (God has fruitful work for us) and yet temper our expectations (it’s not going to be easy).

In light of the God who is sovereign over everything and who is faithfully at work in the details we are in desperate need of His wisdom to navigate these confusing and turbulent times in which we live.