Nov 18, 2021 | Devotional, History, Sunday Sermons, Theology
The only true ritual in Christianity involves a piece of bread and a cup. We call it the Lord’s Supper or Holy Communion. It centers entirely on Christ and Him crucified. He is the substance of our redemption. In the Lord’s Supper, symbols are used to...
Oct 7, 2021 | Devotional, Sunday Sermons
We return to the Gospel of Matthew with a new sermon series, “Let There Be Darkness”. The focal fulfillment of Christ is at hand. Of all that could have been hoped for, the least anticipated proves to be the greatest accomplished. Jesus is King of kings...
Sep 23, 2021 | Devotional, Family, Shepherding, Sunday Sermons
What parent treasures Christ and does not earnestly seek the same for their child? What church makes much of Christ and does not sincerely long to see every child come to Him and grow in His knowledge and grace? Any discussion about ministry to children and youth...
Sep 9, 2021 | Preaching, Sunday Sermons
The church exists to make much of Christ, not the church. This signifies stewardship. No one else on earth is charged with, or is capable of, this high responsibility. We are beginning a new three-part series seeking to refresh our hearts in these truths. It has two...
Jun 10, 2021 | Sunday Sermons
Show Us Your Majesty A Series on the Olivet Discourse God-with-us departs. It is a culminating ichabod. Jerusalem is being left desolate—gloriless. Anxiety appears to arrest the disciples as Jesus leaves the temple cursed. They struggle to make sense of what is...
Feb 25, 2021 | Devotional, Preaching, Sunday Sermons
Claiming the Kingdom The Coming and the Crisis The Coming The fullness of time had come. None could have known the immeasurable magnitude of the events that would now unfold. They are immense and intolerable to human instinct. The hosts of heaven studied every step...
