This Advent, we are meditating on the gifts that Paul says have come to us through he coming of Jesus in Galatians 4:4-7. In this sermon, we looked at the gift of spiritual adoption into the family of God through the gospel.

This Advent season, we are meditating on the gifts that have come to us through the coming of Christ, expressed in Galatians 4:4-7. In this sermon, Roger Petersen helps us reflect on the gift of redemption that has been bestowed on us through Christ.

As we reflect on Thanksgiving, we look at the psalm for giving thanks - Psalm 100. In Psalm 100, we see the command to praise God and the reasons for why he is worthy of our praise.

Christians don't always feel thankful. On the Sunday before Thanksgiving, we learned from Asaph's experience of God's remedies for a thankless heart in Psalm 73.

In Mark 14:12-31, Jesus celebrates his last Passover meal with the disciples and institutes communion, a symbol of the new covenant he would establish through his sacrifice as the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.

In this sermon, we remind ourselves of the specific responsibility we have to reach the unreached in the Great Commission.

On our Children's Sunday, Pastor Caleb reminded us from Jesus' last portion of the Sermon on the Mount that we must build our lives on the only foundation that stands firm through all things - the gospel of Jesus Christ.

In Mark 14:1-11, there is a great contrast of characters that stand as an example to us. Mary is an example to us of holding nothing back for Jesus, and Judas is a warning of turning our back on Jesus.

In this second study of Jesus' teaching on the last days, we see Jesus tell us about the nature, certainty, and imminence of his return. We also see the importance of staying awake spiritually and missionally in light of his coming.

As Jesus leaves the temple in Mark 13, his disciples remark how amazing the temple structure is. Jesus shocks them by telling them it would soon be destroyed. As they ask him about when that would take place, Jesus teaches them not only about the end of the temple, but also the end of times. How can we be prepared and what ought we to be doing as the end draws near?