Because Jesus was able and willing to care for Mary, even from the cross, though in a weak and dying state, certainly He is willing and able to care for us -- and all the more since He now reigns victorious over all things.

"And He went out, bearing His own cross." In what senses did Jesus literally and figuratively bear His cross, and what does it mean for us to bear ours?

Continuing in the Gospel of John, Pastor Wayne Griswold points out that Jesus is a divine King, a humble King, an inescapable King, and a King who saves. He then considers ways that we might demonstrate our belief in Christ as King.

Pastor Wayne Griswold returns to his series in the Gospel of John and expands on how the humanity of Christ is essential to our worship of Christ.

Andrei Yaholkovsky considers three statements of Paul - "I am obligated," "I am eager," and "I am not ashamed" - and their application for us.

In this third and final sermon of the Life Together series, Pastor Wayne Griswold opens Acts 1 to consider what we can do as a church and as individuals to be on mission for sharing the Gospel of Christ.

In this second sermon of his Life Together series, Pastor Wayne Griswold looks to the church in Acts for the Biblical foundation for a community in prayer and ways we will cultivate a community in prayer, and then he acts us to consider three ways...

In this first sermon of a three-part series called Life Together, Pastor Wayne Griswold exhorts us from Acts Chapter 2 to consider how we can help turn the tide against today's individualism and cultivate a biblical model of community.

John Vatran, missionary to Romania, shares from the Great Commission on the authority of Jesus Christ and our divine calling to serve Him.