In this sermon, Pastor Dave explores some of the glorious attributes of our glorious God and encourages believers to "speak the praise of the Lord, and let all flesh bless his holy name forever and ever" (Ps. 145:21).

In this sermon, Pastor Dave provides an overview of Ephesians, reminding the church of her spiritual blessings and the unsearchable riches of Christ, in order that our lives might redound to the praise of the Father of glory.

In this sermon, Pastor Tim explains how a life of worship, dedicated wholly to the Lord and His glory, is only possible by seeing and savoring the goodness, the greatness, the majesty, and the ineffable splendor of our great God and King.

In this sermon, Pastor Tim explains how a life of worship, dedicated wholly to the Lord and His glory, is only possible by seeing and savoring the goodness, the greatness, the majesty, and the ineffable splendor of our great God and King.

In this sermon, Pastor Leandre demonstrates that believers are to confront the spiritual forces of evil in the confident assurance of God's Word - the gospel of Jesus Christ - praying that the mystery of the gospel may be proclaimed boldly.

In this sermon, Pastor Kyle directs our gaze to the glory of God and what our response should be in a world full of His enemies, those who hate the righteous Judge, the Lord of heaven and earth, and His people: love (Rom. 12:14-21).

In this sermon, Pastor Kyle directs our gaze to the glory of God and what our response should be in a world full of His enemies, those who hate the righteous Judge, the Lord of heaven and earth, and His people: love (Rom. 12:14-21).

In this sermon, Pastor Matt demonstrates how our relationships are transformed by the gospel of grace, and explains what Spirit-filled submission looks like in the life of a believer.

In this sermon, Mitch Bedzyk encourages the church to stand in awe, and to feel the weight, of the glorious perfections and attributes of our God in order that our doxology might be fueled by our theology.

In this sermon, Mitch Bedzyk encourages the church to stand in awe, and to feel the weight, of the glorious perfections and attributes of our God in order that our doxology might be fueled by our theology.