Joseph Preston emphasizes the need to have affection for one another as Paul showed affection towards the Philippians in Philippians 1:7-8.

Joseph Preston encourages us to be joyful in the difficult times just as Paul encouraged the Philippians in Philippians 1:1-6.

Pastor Christopher Preston shares with us five ingredients that believers need to equip and defend themselves with against an increasing hostile world found in 1 Peter 3:13-17.

Joseph Preston begins a new series on the book of Philippians by looking to the origins of the church through the work of Paul in Acts 16.

Richard Englund introduces the book of Isaiah by looking first to the context of the kings of Judah in various passages with a specific focus on Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 17.

Pastor Christopher Preston takes a break from 1 Peter, for Communion Sunday, to implore upon us the need to pray, wait and sing when surrounded by enemies as David demonstrates in Psalm 59.

Joseph Preston teaches us how to improve our focus on Christ by maintaining an upward motivation, seeking first the kingdom of God by way of various passages.

Pastor Christopher Preston warns the believer to think about which life he is choosing to love as our thoughts and actions play significant roles in our gains and losses of blessings in the life to come, as it is explained in 1 Peter 3:8-12.

Joseph Preston encourages us to keep our eyes forward, not being distracted by the sin that so easily ensnares, but rather on Jesus as our Savior and Deliverer through various passages including the life of Peter.

Pastor Christopher Preston, after having discussed the responsibilities of wives, now turns his attention to the husband's role within the covenant of marriage in 1 Peter 3:7