Sermons by Bruce Wersen

The people who know you don’t need to see a perfect Christian. If they see the progress you’re making, your struggles can be your strongest witness.

Temptation may keep calling, but sonship changes who you belong to. Being dead to sin means the old relationship is over.

There’s a big difference between storing like a hero and hoarding like a fool. The difference isn’t in the storehouse. It’s in the heart.

The difference between a withholder and a shareholder can be one small slice. God uses generosity to turn possessions into participation.

Joseph didn’t receive abundance so he could build a comfortable life. He received it so a starving world could live. God’s blessings still work that way for us.

Spiritual starvation has a frightening symptom: eventually, you stop feeling hungry. The Word you store in your heart today may be what sustains you when famine comes.

Pharaoh shares his fears, frustrations, failings with Joseph, a despised Hebrew. Does my demeanor cause those who despise my faith to open up, or clam up?

The pit you’re trying to escape may be preparing the purpose you were created to fulfill. Trust is a head start on hindsight.

The greatest reward for integrity isn’t escaping trouble—but becoming the kind of person who can’t be bought, pressured, or pulled away from God.