As the Lord breaks down the Apostle Peter's prejudices, he works to break ours down as well.

All of the Bible is built on one basic truth that must be embrace before the rest can be truly understood. As we start our journey reading through the Bible together in 2021, we begin with the message that is its beginning and end.

What is the difference between those who stand through tribulation and those who fall?

The second half of Isaiah 40 shows us how to prepare for Jesus's coming by turning from our idols to the God who can deliver us. The challenges of this year have exposed idols for many of us, leaving us in a place to turn from them and enjoy a more meaningful Christmas. Recorded for home worship on Sunday, December 20, 2020.

Isaiah 40 shows us how admitting our frailty helps us prepare to receive Jesus, and how this strange and difficult year may actually help prepare us for the most meaningful Christmas yet. Recorded for home worship on Sunday, December 13, 2020.

Titus closes with two marks of a genuine Christian community: helping those in need and greeting each other. Even when we can't touch each other and are so disconnected from those we want to help, God still helps us follow his good ways.

Today's text gives us a look into how our church found the unity we've been enjoying and how we can make sure it lasts.

How can Christians respect government officials we don't trust, obey laws we don't like, and treat our enemies with respect? This week Titus 3 helps us walk in the graciousness that God calls from every Christian.

Following Jesus is good. But let's be honest: it's HARD! Titus 2:11-14 points us to a source that strengthens us to live in holiness and build the health of our church. In this way, it's a foundation for everything we've found in Titus so far.

A church's oldest members have an important job. How can we use those years for the glory of God and the strength of the church?