In the opening verses of the book of Romans, Paul lays a foundation of who he is in Christ as the basis for the rest of the letter. Identity is important and Jonathan discusses the need for our identity to be in Christ and in nothing else.

Sean Smith teaches on Romans 6:1-14 the importance of being dead to sin and alive to Christ. The implications for this passage are endless as we journey together as a church towards increasing holiness and mortification of sin.

Doubt is a serious sin when examined in light of the Scriptures. For Christians, we are not left in our doubt, instead we are called to firm belief in the gospel. Jonathan addresses how the Scriptures instruct believers in their call to firm belief.

In part 1 of Sowing Seeds Jonathan discussed the need for sharing the gospel and gave brief examples of how to do it. In part 2, we take a deeper look into how to use the 10 Commandments when sharing the gospel to expose the reality of sin and need for saving grace.

Evangelism can be intimidating from the most mature to newest Christian. Yet, we are called to share the gospel despite our fears. In week 1 of Sowing Seeds, we take a look at the theology and practice involved in evangelism.

The building mortgage has been paid off, so what’s next for South Fork? In this sermon, Jonathan lines out what the plan is now that we are debt free.

Paul calls Timothy to remember the Word he was taught from a young age. This Word God will use to stir his affections and empower him for gospel ministry as a young pastor. In this sermon, Caleb encourages us to remember what God has purposed His Word for.

The entire Old Testament points forward to Jesus. With this in mind, in the last installment of The Big Story series, we take a look at what characteristics of Christ the Old Testament points forward to and the New Testament confirms.