
Beyond Moralism: Finding Christ in the Old Testament
This is a topical sermon structured around the theme of 'making room for a harvest.' While engaging and clearly delivered, it suffers from significant theological weaknesses. The hermeneutic is moralistic, using Old Testament narratives as behavioral case studies without connecting them to their fulfillment in Christ. The soteriology is functionally synergistic, culminating in a decisionistic altar call. Furthermore, the sermon misrepresents the nature of Moses' sin in Numbers 20 and is delivered in a service that practices open communion without biblical warnings, indicating a low view of the sacrament.

