The Servant of the Lord, Jesus Christ, humbly brings justice to all peoples, a justice that was demonstrated when God both judged and forgave His people’s sins at the cross.

God is faithful both to establish and guard believers, working in them the steadfastness of Christ, with the result that His people work hard in obedience and do not grow weary in well doing. 

Christ will not return before a great falling away led by Satan’s man of lawlessness. You will not fall away if you stand firm and hold to the gospel truth.

If Christians are set free from sin, what is their relationship with it? Is sin something a Christian ought to be thinking about and watching for, or is it just something in the rearview mirror as one moves forward with Christ? This podcast explores the dynamics of a true believer's new status and abilities in Christ, and how that is lived out with respect to sin.

The righteous judgment of God should strike mortal fear in the heart of every unbeliever but a peace that passes understanding in the hearts of God's people, for that judgment is their salvation. 

Theme: If we are true followers of the God of peace, we will live as peacemakers, evidenced primarily toward fellow Christians in our local church.

Because Christians belong to the day and are headed for salvation, they must live sober lives of holiness until Jesus’ sudden return in judgment.

Theme: Because those who die in Christ will participate in the resurrection at Christ’s return, Christians encourage each other in the face of death. 

What is the Church's relationship with the world supposed to be? How should Christians participate in the world, or should they stay out of it as much as possible? What does God require us to do, and what does He forbid?

Take your cues from God himself and please him, by walking in holiness, which looks like sexual purity and is grounded in love.