Rebellion against God and His right to rule exists in this world. In big ways and small ways, we cast off what we have been created to do — to act as kingly priests who worship God as His representatives, administering His Kingly rule over this world...

Where are we? Who are we? What should we be doing? These are the questions the first couple of chapters in the book of Genesis answers. So Where are we? Who are we? What should we be doing? Find out in today's message.

How are we to lead, fathers? What is the result of our failure? The answers to these questions will reveal the key to our children’s faith.

While there are a number of topics that come up in Jesus’ prayer, the main topic that surfaces over and over again is that of mission. We are helped in accomplishing our mission as the Father keeps us, particularly as He keeps us joyful and unified.

Just before Jesus ascended to heaven, He gave us — His disciples — the Great Commission. We don’t accomplish it on our own. We are aided in our mission. Who aids us? Why is it important we understand we are aided? How are we aided?

Naturally we aren't patient, kind, gentle, or self-controlled. We don’t naturally seek God’s glory over our own. Nor are we naturally obedient to God’s Word. So how do true disciples change?

Just like the disciples needed Jesus’ words of comfort, we need to hear Jesus’ words of comfort too. How does Jesus comfort the troubled?

There is one chief purpose for our life. Everything else should be subservient to this purpose. If you will press into your life's chief purpose, your life will have purpose. It will have meaning. You will never wonder, “Am I making a difference?...

How can mother’s persevere at the task of mothering? It’s a difficult and draining task, so how can mother’s do it?

Ryan's in view of a call sermon.