An exposition of 2-4 in our series -Soul Anchor- -Hebrews-. Applications include how the gospel must always have our attention, the church must always have our affection - action, and, the Lord must always have our allegiance. See free PDF outline.

The second lesson in our series of studies on The Biblical Doctrine of the Fear of God. This focuses on the fear of God as the beginning of knowledge and as the beginning of wisdom as taught in Proverbs.

An informal recording of Pastor Brent Nelson addressing -The Practice of Prayer- with the Adult Sunday School Class at CPCC at the start of our Week of Prayer 2016. Many practical exhortations and examples, as well as some Q-A.

One common hindrance to our praying is feeling insignificant, and feeling a burden to make our prayers more -significant.- The wonderful news of Scripture is that our prayers are made mighty by Christ's work -- according to this exposition from Revelation 8. This message began our annual week of prayer.

After eleven chapters of expounding the grace of God to sinners, Paul now calls for believers to live wholly for Christ.

A key theme of Hebrews is the warning to pay closer attention to the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ or face spiritual dangers. This exposition focuses on this text as part of our ongoing series. See free PDF outline.

Hebrews presents the majestic Lord Jesus Christ as superior to angels, and worthy of our trust. A powerful sermon for our local congregation. See free PDF outline.

Part of our new exposition of Hebrews, teaching that Jesus is the divine Son of God, our Savior. See free PDF outline.

The first exposition of our new series in HEBREWS. See free PDF outline.

God replies to Habakkuk's cries, but the news is hard to hear. It does remind us that God is always at work, and He can use unexpected means to accomplish His plans. We must learn to trust His sovereign ways. Four important applications follow. See free PDF outline.