From the series, "The Better Way." We continue our series in Hebrews with Part 2 of the study of Hebrews 1:5-14. What is the author doing with his argument here about angels, and what does it ultimately tell us about Jesus and His victory? How does the victory of Jesus impact us in our present context?

From the series, "Hebrews: The Better Way." Diving into the first argument in the book of Hebrews, the writer makes the point that Jesus is greater than the angels. In Part 1 on this text, we do some historical context and background work to help us better understand the argument, and more importantly, to better understand our Saviour, Jesus.

From the series, "Hebrews: The Better Way." We kick off our new Fall series studying the book of Hebrews by analyzing some of the historical context of the book, its writing, and what the iconic first four verses tell us about Jesus and the recipients of the letter, as well as what they have to say for us today.

From the series, "Hymns of the Faith." Our summer series concludes with a look at the classic hymn "The Old Rugged Cross." What does the image of the cross specifically say to us about Jesus, as well as the work of God in our lives both in salvation and in continual transformation?

From the series, "Hymns of the Faith." We look this week at the modern song "What a Beautiful Name," analyzing Psalm 8 to help us learn more about the significance of the name of Jesus, and what the psalm reveals to us about Him.

From the series, "Hymns of the Faith." Come Thou Fount is a classic hymn with a jarring backstory that forces us to look back on our lives and see where God has been faithful throughout. In studying this song, we learn this valuable lesson alongside the parallel story of Jonah in the Scriptures.

From the series, "Hymns of the Faith." We speak so often about putting our "trust" in Jesus, but what does trusting Him really mean? We look at this classic hymn and the Scriptures that inspired it to take steps toward answering that question.

From the series, "Hymns of the Faith." Chris Price joins us this week to teach from the classic hymn "Amazing Grace," drawing parallels from Jesus' parable of the prodigal son and what it means to be once lost but now found.

From the series, "Hymns of the Faith." In this sermon, we dig into a more modern song of praise, Hillsong's "Desert Song," and reflect on the different seasons of life identified in the song and how God works in each and every season.

From the series, "Hymns of the Faith." This week, we explore the hymn "I Know Whom I Have Believed," reflecting on our assurance of the faithfulness of God amidst the unknowns and ambiguities of life.