Stephen Davey Sermons

Send us Fan Mail You can feel it in the air right now: moral confusion, sexual chaos, and a growing insistence that biology, truth, and even God’s authority are up for renegotiation. We open 2 Peter 2:10–11 and take...

Send us Fan Mail A culture can call the cross “oppression” and still be haunted by the question it cannot answer: what makes a human life valuable, and who gets to decide? We start with the growing pressure to erase...

Send us Fan Mail “There’s probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life.” That slogan sounds freeing until you notice the gamble hidden inside it: probably. We pull on that single word and ask what we ask in...

Send us Fan Mail A well-dressed stranger pulls up in an SUV, shows off his tech, counts a flock with confidence and then drives away with the wrong animal. We start there because it’s hilarious, and because it exposes...

Send us Fan Mail The ground can move under you without you feeling a thing, until one day the map no longer matches reality. We start with literal continental drift and use it as a clear picture of what many of us sense...

Send us Fan Mail Pompeii is more than a ruined tourist stop. It’s a frozen moment that asks a live question: what happens when judgment arrives on a day that feels like any other day? We start with Mount Vesuvius and...

Send us Fan Mail Most people don’t realize there’s a “half-life” to fame. Even the biggest athletes, actors, and leaders get swallowed by cultural forgetting faster than we expect, and the numbers are humbling. We start...

Send us Fan Mail A fake seatbelt is a perfect symbol of modern self-deception: it looks like safety, it signals compliance, and it keeps trouble away right up until the moment impact exposes what’s real. We start there...

Send us Fan Mail Something can smell expensive and still be fake. We open with a wild example from the food world: “truffle oil” that’s marketed like luxury but contains zero truffles. Then we ask the harder question...

Send us Fan Mail A lab coat can make a bad product sound like medicine, and a religious title can do the same thing to bad theology. We start with a wild piece of advertising history, then pivot to the far more serious...

Send us Fan Mail Snake oil didn’t start as a punchline. It was once a real treatment for aching joints, until a famous salesman turned it into a traveling show and sold people a warming sensation that looked like a...

Send us Fan Mail A $500 Porsche sounds like a dream deal until you hear the reason it was priced that way and the punchline becomes a warning: trouble can change what we think is valuable in a single moment. We start...

Send us Fan Mail A barefoot teenager in rural Wales saves for six years and then walks twenty miles to buy a Bible in her own language. That story isn’t sentimental filler, it’s a mirror. If we say we believe the Word...

Send us Fan Mail Truth sounds harsh until you realize the alternative is chaos. We start with a simple claim you’ve probably heard before: all religions are basically true. It feels inclusive, but it falls apart the...

Send us Fan Mail A single lecture in a college classroom can shake someone’s faith for years. We start with a story that hits close to home: a respected Christian student hears that the “wrong books” made it into the...