Pastor Christopher touches on three basic responsibilities Christians have in living as godly, exemplary citizens in our earthly nation, while waiting ultimately for the kingdom that will bring perfect justice and peace to the whole earth.

Pastor Christopher Preston reminds us that our hope in God will not put us to shame as God cannot fail in his dealings with sin, as we see in Romans 5:1-11,;therefore we ought to believe in the work he has set before us and rejoice in the gifts that he has given.

Pastor Christopher Preston relates Nehemiah's first actions in Jerusalem and response to opposition, found in Nehemiah 2:9-20, to how we should act and react when faced with similar trials no matter how small or great they may be.

Pastor Christopher Preston talks through the righteousness that was attributed to Abraham, through Romans 4:4-25, and explains how we too can be considered righteous in the midst of a holy God.

Pastor Christopher Preston walks us through the narrative of Nehemiah 2:1-8 where he asks the king for permission to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem and implores us to follow Nehemiah's example in reaching out to God with a similar trust and reliance.

Pastor Christopher Preston explains how we have no opportunity to boast, as it pertains to salvation, for it is not by works of the Law that we are saved but rather through the free gift given to us by God through our trust in him, according to Romans 3:31-4:3.

Pastor Christopher Preston walks through Nehemiah 1:4-11 and shows us the response, rationale and responsibility of Nehemiah at the hearing of Jerusalem's distress and how it should apply to us in our current circumstances of life.

Pastor Christopher Preston explains, through Romans 3:25-30, how sinful man is able to approach a perfectly righteous God, despite the fact that there is no work that we can do to earn God's favor.

Pastor Christopher Preston begins a new sermon series through the book of Nehemiah, by explaining and exploring the history leading up to the moment found in Nehemiah 1:1-3.

Pastor Christopher Preston explains to us, through Romans 3:9-26, that there is no advantage for Jew or Greek because all have sinned and need the propitiation of Jesus.