God sees the sin of his people, even when we don't. He burns in wrath against our sin. What happens next though, is an even bigger surprise.

Isaiah is a book about salvation. And so it's also a book about sin, idolatry, and worship.

Guest minister Rev. Bill Marsh preaches from Hebrews 10:19-25.

Can we believe the claim that Jesus is the Son of God? Are the books of the New Testament reliable? How can anyone be sure?

John's work with this gospel is done, but he has much more to do for Christ. Peter, also, has unique callings in service to the Lord. What about you? Where do you go from here?

Apart from Christ, we can do nothing. This is as true for personal growth as it is for the work of the church in the world.

Why do we need four gospels? John wrote last, so why did he write his gospel at all?

The Christian faith is built on the acceptance of some very specific and concrete facts. One, really.

What difference does Jesus' death and resurrection make? It changes everything for those who believe.

God is absolutely in control of his world, down to the smallest detail. In John’s account of Jesus’ passion, he emphasizes just how much took place “to fulfill the Scriptures.” God will always do what he said he will do.