Jude has called us as believers to contend for our faith- but how does he instruct us to live this out? David Adair guides us through Jude's instructions.

David Adair continues in the book of Jude with one of the most difficult passages in the New Testament.

David Adair kicks off our new series in the book of Jude by examining who Jude is, who he's writing his letter to, and why he's writing in the first place.

Chad Kincer teaches this week on Psalm 130 and reminds us that God hears us, and we can be confident in waiting because our redemption is sure.

J.J. Seid preaches out of Philippians on the topic of discernment.

You may have noticed that we didn’t preach verses 9-20 at the end of Mark. You may have also noticed a bracketed note in your Bible between verses 8-9 that suggests the final verses weren’t in the earliest manuscripts of Mark’s gospel. How are we supposed to understand this? Why do our Bibles include these verses if they aren’t supposed to be there? How reliable are the earliest manuscripts? What can we learn from this about the reliability of the Bible? A few of our elders got together to record a brief podcast to discuss these questions and more.

Cale Freeman brings us to the climax of Mark's Gospel: the Crucifixion of Christ.

David Adair presents a beautiful picture of how the grace of Jesus meets us in our denial of Him and subsequent shame.

David Adair compares the darkness of Judas' betrayal of Jesus, to the pure and beautiful act of worship Mary of Bethany performs for Jesus.

Steve Curry looks at an overview of our passage from the different Gospels.