True repentance leads us to own up to our sin. We must confess sin for what it is: evil in the sight of God. We must recognize that sin is ultimately an offense against God. Have you owned up to your sin?

Rev. Gleason preaches on the content of the gospel. When we seek to evangelize the lost, what are we seeking to communicate? Can the gospel be reduced to a simple formula or is there more to it than the abbreviated forms we hear today?

In our second installment of our 2018 Reformed Bible Conference, Rev. Nick Batzig preaches from 2 Corinthians 5 about the love of Christ as motivation for evangelism. We must consider what Christ has done for us, in us, and will do through us.

Having been personally convicted of our sins under the ministry of God's Word, true repentance cries out to the Lord for mercy.

The theme of this year's Reformed Bible Conference is "Personal Evangelism: Proclaiming the Good News of God's Sovereign Grace in Jesus Christ." The first sermon focuses our responsibility to evangelize and how to overcome the...

In this series we explore the nature of true repentance by looking at David's confession of sin in Psalm 51. In part 1 we learn why true repentance is so necessary and how it begins to happen in our hearts. We must be personally convicted of sin.

On the day of Pentecost, Jesus baptizes the Church with the Holy Spirit, and the early followers of Jesus begin speaking in other languages. The Jews who have gathered to celebrate the feast are confused, and some begin mocking. Peter stands up and...