by Greg Burdine | Oct 16, 2026 | Uncategorized
Psalm 53 This is some of my sermon for our church’s 53rd anniversary. There is something quietly remarkable about a group of ordinary people deciding to do something extraordinary for God. No fanfare. No guarantee of success. Just a handful of men and women...
by Greg Burdine | Oct 13, 2026 | Uncategorized
I’ve been thinking lately about the number of well-known Christians who are publicly questioning, deconstructing, or even abandoning their faith. Some have been pastors, worship leaders, and influential Christian authors. In 2019, Marty Sampson, a well-known...
by Greg Burdine | Oct 9, 2026 | Uncategorized
John 21:15-19 There is a question so simple, so direct, and yet so piercing that it has the power to stop a person cold. It is not a question about theology or doctrine. It is not a question about church attendance or religious performance. It is a deeply personal...
by Greg Burdine | Sep 24, 2026 | Uncategorized
John 5:1-9 There is a question that cuts straight to the heart of human longing, one that sounds almost too simple on the surface but carries enormous weight underneath. It is the kind of question that, if you sit with it long enough, begins to expose things you did...
by Greg Burdine | Sep 21, 2026 | Uncategorized
Luke 6:46-49 There is a question buried in the Gospel of Luke that has a way of stopping a person cold. It is not a complicated question. It does not require years of theological training to understand. In fact, its simplicity is precisely what makes it so piercing....
by Greg Burdine | Sep 15, 2026 | Uncategorized
Mark 8:34-38 Imagine someone offers you ten million dollars. The catch: you die at midnight tonight. Would you take it? Most people would not even hesitate before saying no. The answer feels obvious. One day of life is worth more than ten million dollars. And yet, if...
