God’s people, and individual expressions of them in local churches, are the new and forever temple of God, and church leaders are accountable for how they build on the one foundation of Christ. We explore this in this message in 1 Corinthians 4.

The world seeks wisdom from flashy speakers and spiritual sages, but wisdom and maturity for followers of Jesus come through the Holy Spirit as He points us to Christ. We explore this in 1 Corinthians 2.

The Apostle Paul’s first letter to the Corinthian church called a young, urban, and cosmopolitan church to live and walk in holiness and reject the ways outside of Christ. The letter does the same for us today. This message kicks off our brand new series in the letter of 1 Corinthians.

Jonah is happy that “Salvation belongs to the Lord!” when it applied to himself and his people, but is enraged when it applied to others. Christians must root out all such hatred for “others” today. We explore this in Jonah 4:1-11.

Jonah is happy that “Salvation belongs to the Lord!” when it applied to himself and his people, but is enraged when it applied to others. Christians must root out all such hatred for “others” today. We explore this in Jonah 4:1-11.

In a year of asking God for signs in the midst of our suffering and hardship, Easter reminds us that God has already spoken with the greatest sign of all; the resurrection of Jesus. For Easter 2021 we look at this in Matthew 12:38-42. (NOTE: We had significant audio echo issues during this recording. We apologize for the issues).

The Ninevites comprehensive and corporate repentance teaches us about the nature of sin and what true repentance looks like, and most importantly that God is eager to be merciful. We explore this in Jonah 3:6-10.