The Bible is God's Word that prepares us for worship, guides us in worship, and grows us through worship. Dr. Jim Spivey continues our focus on worship in the seventh sermon of our "All on the Altar" series.

Christ told His disciples "You are the light of the world." The apostle Paul then challenges believers to walk as children of light. Dr. Jim Spivey examines this idea in Ephesians 5:7-14 (Part 4 of "Walk Worthy" series).

King David expressed a need greater than forgiveness of our sin. We need God's work of restoration in our lives. He restores our joy and will to serve Him. Dr. Spivey examines this idea from Psalm 51 in the 6th sermon in our series on worship "All on the Altar"

In Ephesians 5:1-6, the apostle Paul commands Christians to put away immorality and imitate God. Kevin Watson explores this text in the third sermon in the "Walk Worthy" series.

We welcome Dr. Bruce Corley, the former president of B.H. Carroll Theological Institute and professor of New Testament and Greek. He examines Romans 8:5-17.

Christians are to demonstrate the highest standard of social conduct. In this message, Dr. Jim Spivey speaks to this in challenging us to cultivate holiness from Ephesians 4:25-32.

Dr. Jim Spivey challenges us to give glory to the Lord, to gratify the Lord, and to magnify the Lord by giving up, stepping up, and bowing down in this message from 1 Chronicles 16:28-29.

The believer has received a call to live differently. We are to take off the old man and put on the new. Joel McReynolds examines this idea in Ephesians 4:17-24.

The call of true worship requires a response, as is seen in Isaiah 6:1-8. Dr. Jim Spivey warns that this call is missional, risky, personal, and compelling.

Paul exhorted the Ephesians to become fully Christlike in every way, to grow up, and to serve for growing the church in Christ. Dr. Jim Spivey examines Ephesians 4:13-16 to encourage us to do the same.