Outsiders—socially, spiritually, and otherwise—become insiders in the true temple of God, the Lord Jesus Christ, by nothing more than faith in Jesus.

Moses foretold God the Father’s giving of His beloved Son Jesus to die as a sacrifice for sin and to be raised from the dead on the third day.

There are many familiar elements in a Christian church service, but how did they all get in there? How do churches decide what to do and then choose what order to do everything in? Pastors Mitch and Craig, along with Caleb Abernathy as their special guest, delve into how CMC uses the Regulative Principle of Worship to order their service each week.

 Moses wrote of Easter as he foreshadowed a Champion who would go from glory down into the dust to rescue his fallen people and raise them from the dust to glory. 

As we see Christ’s Kingdom advance from Jerusalem to Samaria in triumph against satanic opposition, we can have confidence to boldly advance His kingdom today.

Because the dwelling place of God has always been the Person of Jesus Christ, those who are in Christ can fearlessly identify with Jesus.

Gospel proclamation is protected by the whole church’s commitment to sacrificial service, which makes even our most mundane acts of service crucial to our gospel mission.

The gospel progresses not in spite of opposition but as a result of it because in God’s economy, life comes from death.