Our Lord Jesus is God in flesh. In his divine nature, he never changes. He remains the same in the fullness of perfection. The immutability of Christ gives us rock-solid assurance in the certainty of our salvation.

Have you lost hope for someone? In this sermon, Pastor Michael reminds us from Mark 5:1-20 that there is hope for the hopeless because of Christ and His Gospel.

Christians can learn much from imitating the faith of other godly believers. The author of Hebrews calls his readers to imitate the faith of their leaders so that they too will remain faithful until the end.

As Christians, we recognize God's providence over our lives should produce contentment in us. In a society that is always striving for more, Hebrews reminds us to be content with what we have.

Malachi’s concluding words are a timeless reminder that a day is coming when God will act to make up his treasured possession, and on that day the world will see the distinction between those who fear God and those who do not. The coming Day of the Lord will not leave us with a mixed world of good and evil. The righteousness of Jesus the Messiah will shine upon the whole earth bringing salvation to all who believe in Him.

While our nation celebrates Pride Month, we must remember that marriage is God's institution given to humanity. As his creatures, we are responsible for holding marriage in honor according to God's design.

At the beginning of Hebrews 13, the author exhorts his readers to let brotherly love remain, show hospitality, and remember those in prison.

Peter tells us in 1 Peter 2 to come to Christ the living stone, who is rejected by men, but in the sight of God chosen and precious. He continues to say that in Jesus, we are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation and a people for God’s own possession. These are the amazing privileges that we have in Christ the chosen and precious Son of God.

The author of Hebrews issues a final warning to his audience. They must not refuse to hear God's word. One day, God will shake heaven and earth and establish his kingdom forever. Believers must remain faithful until that coming day and offer to God acceptable worship with reverence and awe.

The author of Hebrews reminds his readers that they did not come to the mountain of Sinai, but to the mountain of Zion in heaven. Though still on earth, believers have access to the heavenly realm and participate by faith in heavenly realities.