Krysta Kogut

Psalm 55 helps us to navigate conflict while maintaining our hope and trust in theLord. Conflict is promised...

Psalm 54 gives us a glimpse of David’s prayer life. We can learn from David to come to God with all our needs and desires...

Psalm 53 focuses on the wicked who are in terror under God’s judgment. We are reminded that it is the fool who says there is no God and that wisdom...

Psalm 52 teaches us how to worship God in the midst of conflict with theadversaries of God. It’s purpose is to teach and encourage...

Psalm 51, “The Sinners’ Guide to Repentance”, beautifully teaches us of the filth that is our sin and the grace that is God’s forgiveness...

In Psalm 50, we are confronted with the might and perfection of God which is indirect contrast to the sinfulness...

All of creation belongs to God and it’s our job to steward that which he has given us. Some have great wealth, and others do not. But all benefit...

As we look at Psalm 48, we see what it means to be citizens of God’s city. God has made his city out of his church, people who he has called to...

Psalm 47 is a beautiful picture of what praising God looks like. God is the one, TRUE King who is worthy of all our praise. His love shatters...

Psalm 46 paints a picture for us that isn’t quite so hard to imagine in our tumultuous world today. The earth gives way and the mountains are moved...

Our final chapter of Acts finally brings us to Rome. Before that happens, however, we meet a group of pagans on an island who were kind to Paul and...

Our final chapter of Acts finally brings us to Rome. Before that happens, however, we meet a group of pagans on an island who were kind to Paul and...

In this passage, we read about Paul’s journey toward Rome. While tragedy and hardship marked the passage at every turn, Paul’s trust in God’s plan...

In our passage this week, Paul stands before the new governor, Festus, and again the Jews urge for his death. Festus has a choice to make: to...

In our passage this week, Paul stands before the new governor, Festus, and again the Jews urge for his death. Festus has a choice to make: to...

We see in our passage this week that lies and gossip can be hurtful and deadly. Today, social media has made lies and assumptions easier to find...

We see in our passage this week that lies and gossip can be hurtful and deadly. Today, social media has made lies and assumptions easier to find...

We see in our passage this week that lies and gossip can be hurtful and deadly. Today, social media has made lies and assumptions easier to find...

We see in our passage this week that lies and gossip can be hurtful and deadly. Today, social media has made lies and assumptions easier to find...

He is Risen! Because of sin, all will die. That is the reality we live in right now. But God, in his grace and mercy, made a way for us to be saved...

In our third and final Sunday of the Words from the Cross series, we exam Jesus’ final words, “Father, into your hands I commit my spirit!” It is...

This week’s Word from the Cross was Jesus’ cry, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” Jesus’ physical pain on the cross was excruciating, but...

This week we began our series leading up to Resurrection Sunday by looking at Jesus’ words on the cross to the repentant thief, “Truly, I say to...

As Paul travels towards Jerusalem, he makes multiple stops along the way to visit Christians in several different cities. When they learned where he..