The first episode in Doug Goodin's classic series, The Glory of the New Covenant.

Description: The apostle Paul called the Old Covenant a covenant of death and condemnation. He called the New Covenant a covenant of life and righteousness. The author of Hebrews taught that the New Covenant is a better covenant based on a better priesthood, better law, better mediator, and, most importantly, better promises. This series by Pastor Douglas Goodin explores the differences between the covenants and why the glory of the New Covenant far outshines the Old.

Doug Goodin continues the Understanding the Times series.

Beyond the Sun (The Hope of Ecclesiastes) -- a 5-part series by Doug Goodin. This is part five.

Ecclesiastes is often thought to be a pessimistic book, nihilistic even. But is it? In this brief study, Doug Goodin shows how work, wealth, pleasure, and wisdom are empty taken in isolation, but have profound significance in light of Jesus Christ.

NCST student Jordan Goodrich continues the Understanding the Times sermon series.

Beyond the Sun (The Hope of Ecclesiastes) -- a 5-part series by Doug Goodin. This is part four.

Ecclesiastes is often thought to be a pessimistic book, nihilistic even. But is it? In this brief study, Doug Goodin shows how work, wealth, pleasure, and wisdom are empty taken in isolation, but have profound significance in light of Jesus Christ.

Beyond the Sun (The Hope of Ecclesiastes) -- a 5-part series by Doug Goodin. This is part three.

Ecclesiastes is often thought to be a pessimistic book, nihilistic even. But is it? In this brief study, Doug Goodin shows how work, wealth, pleasure, and wisdom are empty taken in isolation, but have profound significance in light of Jesus Christ.

The latest sermon by NCST student, Dan Beck, on 2 Peter 1:1-15.

Beyond the Sun (The Hope of Ecclesiastes) -- a 5-part series by Doug Goodin. This is part two.

Ecclesiastes is often thought to be a pessimistic book, nihilistic even. But is it? In this brief study, Doug Goodin shows how work, wealth, pleasure, and wisdom are empty taken in isolation, but have profound significance in light of Jesus Christ.

Beyond the Sun (The Hope of Ecclesiastes) -- a 5-part series by Doug Goodin. This is part one.

Ecclesiastes is often thought to be a pessimistic book, nihilistic even. But is it? In this brief study, Doug Goodin shows how work, wealth, pleasure, and wisdom are empty taken in isolation, but have profound significance in light of Jesus Christ.

The 7th in Doug Goodin's latest sermon series on current events, "Understanding the Times."