When we hear that we should not take the Lord’s name in vain (3rd Commandment), we typically think of blasphemous language. And that’s right. But it’s also about so much more. Our words reflect our hearts after all.

While the 1st Commandment has to do with worshiping the right God, the 2nd Commandment has to do with worshiping the right God in the right way.

While the 1st Commandment has to do with worshiping the right God, the 2nd Commandment has to do with worshiping the right God in the right way.

As we introduce this sermon series on the 10 Commandments, we begin to look at the relationship between the law and the gospel and unpack the first commandment: “You shall have no other gods before me”.

How should Christians view the Old Testament Law? Does the grace of God we find in the gospel do away with the law? What implications does the finished work of Jesus on the cross have on the law? As we introduce this sermon series on the 10...

Youth Sunday

Youth Sunday

The plan of God has had a global vision from its inception with Abraham. God’s purpose is to draw people from every tribe, tongue, and nation to Himself through his people. The churches vision, as the people of God, cannot have a lesser vision.

The plan of God has had a global vision from its inception with Abraham. God’s purpose is to draw people from every tribe, tongue, and nation to Himself through his people. The churches vision, as the people of God, cannot have a lesser vision.

Just because something is unpleasant doesn’t necessarily mean it’s not good. As we conclude the Gospel of John we learn much from the way in which Peter is restored and commissioned. Discipline and suffering are the tools of mercy Jesus uses.