Jesus visits Jerusalem as the conquering king. But he doesn’t fit the Jews expectations. We must see the Triumphal Entry against the background of our own worship and acceptance of Jesus as the king.

Where is your hope? Biblical hope is a confidence in the surety of things to come. The Bible points us towards the end of God’s revealed plan as our ultimate hope when God will make all of creation new and we will receive our resurrection bodies. What is this hope like and how can we grab hold of it in a way that will impact how we live today?

The Bible describes what church should be. It is our responsibility to understand and apply those truths to be God’s visible presence in the world.

The Holy Spirit is the 3rd person of the Trinity whose ministry is to teach us God’s truths and bring God’s presence into our daily lives.

Jesus came to bring the Kingdom of God to earth. We must believe fully in his completed work of incarnation, crucifixion, resurrection, ascension, and his future return in glory.

Who you say Jesus is… is a matter of eternal significance. We are not allowed to sit on the fence on this one. We look at the theology of the person of Christ, apologetic arguments for his deity, and why this matters to you.

God is the eternal creator of all things, from nothing. He is also God the Father that desires a relationship with you and has made that possible through Jesus Christ.

The Nicene Creed provides the outline for the “Foundational Truths” that our church must be built upon. In the first sermon in this series, we look at understanding the doctrine of the Trinity through relationships. 2 Corinthians 13:13 (14) serves as our primary text.

What happens after we die? This question from the church has been asked by everyone. 2 Corinthians 5:1-10 provides the answers as we discuss life after death.

WHAT? Three questions from the church in one week. Oh, yeah!

1. How can we know that we are saved?
2. What does sanctification look like, and when are we considered fully righteous?
3. Can wrestling with sin make you undeserving of salvation?

We're answering questions about the life of the redeemed.