Listen to the Sermon / Download the PowerPoint God’s throne of grace is often misunderstood by too many Christians. May this sermon shine the light of what His throne of grace means for believers.

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Listen to the Sermon / Download the PowerPoint Believe it or not, it’s not Christians living upside down lives, but the dark world we live in.

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Listen to the Sermon / Download the PowerPoint Among those professing to be Christians, it seems like the phrase – “God called me…”, or something like it – has taken on popularity. How this phrase is used today compared to a biblical “calling” is not the same. That said, is there another way of getting the sentiment across, and if so, how?

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Listen to the Sermon / Download the PowerPoint Life… it happens. But, how do you deal with it? More importantly, do you deal with it through godly wisdom? Sometimes, its these simple reminders that keep Christians “in Christ”.

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Listen to the Sermon / Download the PowerPoint The Old Testament is HARD. Take for instance the law when a Jewish slave – who has earned his freedom – voluntarily decides to serve his master forever. Thankfully, the yoke of our Lord is “easy”. How so?

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Listen to the Sermon Our guest speaker, Luke Adams, reminds us one of the reasons why Jesus is Master Teacher: because He asked great questions!

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Listen to the Sermon / Download the PowerPoint Apologetics seems all the rage these days on Social Media as Christians seek to “defend the faith”. Apologetics, as used in modern context, definitely serves a purpose and is helpful to the cause of Christianity. That said, Christians need to be reminded that apologetics should never be used to “prove” Christianity, the gospel, the existence of God…

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Listen to the Sermon / Download the PowerPoint As Christians we are called to live a life of righteousness. but make no mistake “our righteousness” is NOT what justifies our salvation before God. No, the abundance of grace we received comes in the form as a “gift of righteousness” that reigns “in life through the One, Jesus Christ.”…

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Listen to the Sermon Ben Hayes gives us a powerfully practical reminder of how we (Christians) are to answer the question: Am I my brother’s (sister’s, elder’s, etc.) keeper? Emphatically, the answer is YES!

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Listen to the Sermon / Download the PowerPoint There is both an alluring positive quality yet false sense of security regarding the Pharisees. Their desire to keep God’s commandments is so very commendable but Jesus condemned them because of their hypocrisies and exposed them for who they were. The “righteous” among us need to heed this lesson.

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