In this sermon on Acts 15, we look at how the riches of grace connect to the realities of life.

in this stand-alone message, guest speaker Paul Harshbarger teaches about the posture of God's people in response to the circumstances of their lives.

In this message from our Christmas Eve service, Pastor Joshua teaches from Matthew 1:18-25, about the differences between Caesar Augustus and Jesus at the time of Christ's birth in Bethlehem.

"Incarnation" is the Christian conviction that God became a human being without ceasing to be God. In this week's sermon, we looked at John's prologue (John 1:1-18) and unpacked implications the incarnation of Christ has in our lives.

There is more joy in being a vessel for God than being a destination for God. In Gabriel's announcement to Mary, we learn truths that will prepare us to become vessels through which God can bring Jesus to the world.

Knowing God is a relationship calculated to thrill a person's heart." This week we studied Isaiah 9 to see how God makes himself known in the person and work of Jesus.

The priority of a pastor is good preaching. But the question remains: what exactly is good preaching according to Scripture? In this week’s sermon we observed the message, the messenger, and the motivation that builds a foundation for good preaching in the church.

In this message from 2 Timothy 3:16-17, Pastor Isaac teaches about the three things that must be present for a church to remain healthy, and how everything from the teaching ministry to the community itself must have the gospel at its very core.

In Matthew 25, Jesus used memorable stories and emphatic warnings to teach what it looks like to be a faithful follower until He returns.

In this message, we continued to survey Jesus’ sermon on the end of the world. Theologically, we considered the meaning of “the Abomination of Desolation.” Practically, we looked at how we can be "becoming ready" for His coming.