Romans 6:19-23. We tend to think of ourselves as free people, especially living in America. However, when it comes to the spiritual realm, that's not the case.

Romans 6:1-11. Paul responds to a misguided use of logic and redirects his readers to find comfort in the finished work of Christ.

Isaiah 58:6-12. What we believe affects what we do. In this passage, God corrects His people's errant view on good works and reorients them to a proper focus. We don't do good works for God to bless us. God uses us to bless others through our good works and in the process, He promises to satisfy and sustain us.

Micah 7:18-20. The undeserved grace of God leads Micah to end his book with an unexpected ending. Because of God's unfailing faithfulness, we can expect the unexpected and undeserved and rest securely in God.

I John 3:13-18.

John 8:48-59. Pastor Hart shares a message on Trinity Sunday.

Joel 2:28-32. Pentecost was a reason for celebration. As devout Jews gathered in Jerusalem for the feast, they experienced a fulfillment of a long-anticipated prophecy. Pentecost remains a reason to celebrate as the Holy Spirit continues to be poured out on all mankind.

Ezekiel 36:25-27. This world is a place full of broken hearts. We need more than a good mending; we need new hearts. In this passage the Lord promises to do His work and since He has promised, we can be confident that He will do it. 

James 1:22-27. I would assume we've all been there where we've audibly heard something but didn't listen to it. We call it selective hearing. Unfortunately, we can take a similar approach to the Word of God. The Word of God was given not just to be heard but to be done. What does it mean to "do" the Word of God? James explains that for us.

John 16:5-15. Jesus informs His disciples He's leaving them but something better is coming and explains what is that something better.