In this sermon, Pastor Dave explains that salvation from the coming storm of God's judgment depends on whether or not we are building on the solid rock of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Dave explains how those who have received forgiveness by grace through faith in Christ ought to be overflowing with forgiveness towards others, walking in step with the truth of the gospel.

In this sermon, Pastor Dave explains the good news that Jesus Christ loved us while we were his enemies (Rom. 5:8-10), and how this gospel of grace is the transforming power that enables us to love our own enemies.

In this sermon, Pastor Matt explores the blessings found in the kingdom of God, the tragic state of those belonging to the kingdom of this world, and how our loving God has made a way for rebels to be reconciled to himself.

In this sermon, Pastor Dave explains why Jesus chose such ordinary men to be his apostles, how he confirmed his mission as the divine Messiah with signs and wonders, and why this matters to us today.

In this sermon, pastor Dave explains that, while the Sabbath pointed to and was fulfilled by Christ, the principle of rest is important for believers today and point us towards our future eternal rest in Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Dave explains that one cannot simply add a little "Jesus" to their religious, moralistic legalism, but rather must abandon their attempts at self-salvation and by faith cling to the finished work of Christ.

In this sermon, guest preacher Claude Valdes unpacks these verses to reveal a profound picture of true repentance, the spiritual sickness that pervades every heart, and the glorious good news of salvation in Christ Jesus.

In this sermon, Pastor Dave demonstrates that while our God is certainly a healing God, our greatest need is the forgiveness of our sins found in the sacrificial death of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

In this Easter Sunday sermon, Pastor Dave proclaims the good news of salvation by grace through faith in Christ alone, imploring all who hear the word of Christ to be reconciled to God; today is the day of salvation!