What does it really mean to be a “fool” before God—and could it be closer to home than we think?
In this bold and unfiltered sermon from Psalm 53, we confront one of Scripture’s most uncomfortable truths: the problem of human sin isn’t merely intellectual—it’s deeply rooted in the heart.
Tracing Psalm 53 alongside Romans 1–3, Titus 3, and 1 Corinthians 1, this message exposes the universal human bent to resist God’s authority while simultaneously unveiling the breathtaking mercy of God’s grace.
From David’s raw lament to Paul’s radical declaration that the “folly” of the cross is the wisdom and power of God, we’re reminded that salvation is never earned—it’s given.
