Why do we celebrate Christmas- Why do so many others who are not overtly religious celebrate Christmas- The short answer- People long for hope.

This morning we look at Moses coming down the mountain and the veil he places over his face. In this we see the glory of the Old Covenant, but we also hear from Paul that we have a greater glory in the New Covenant.

Tonight Paul gives us an investment strategy if we seek eternal gain for ourselves. He also tells how to lose everything.

This week we look at the covenant that God is making with Israel. How does this covenant relate to the covenant God has made his his people today-

Tonight we consider Paul's final words about false teachers. How do we spot them and why do they do it-

Often people will describe God is ways that accord with their own opinions. What does God say he is like in the scriptures-

Tonight we look at Paul's instructions to servants. First we have to deal with the modern challenges when approaching an ancient text. But once we do we find important principles for Christians who live and work under authority.

This week we look at Moses' request to see the glory of God. We know that God agrees, but what about today- Where will we find the glory we long for and need-

The church can be guilty of making too much or little of its leaders. Tonight we look at Paul's guidance to Timothy on dealing with elders and those who lead in the church.

As we conclude our series on -Modern Reformation- we look at reforming our understanding of salvation including the warning and hope that God offers to religious hypocrites.