In this final sermon on the doctrine of God we look at “The Sovereignty of God.” And Tony also helps us understand how God can be sovereign and yet still answer our prayers.

In this part 2 sermon on the doctrine of God, Tony takes us to the scripture to look at the holiness of God and the love of God. How can these two attributes of God exist together? They do and the answer is the gospel!

In his series on doctrine (A Sincere and Pure Devotion to Christ), today Tony begins a three part set of messages on the Doctrine of God. In this message Tony takes us to Exodus 3 to look at Moses and the burning bush.

This is the second part of a message on the Word of God. The question that matters in this sermon is “Do you desire the Word of God?” Tony points us in some direction for how to awaken desire for God’s Word

The first doctrine that Tony preaches in this new series is the “doctrine of holy scripture.” In this first part we go to 2 Timothy to see the foundation of Christian belief about the word of God - it is just that, God’s word. Therefore, it is trustworthy, authoritative and true.

In this sermon Tony begins a new series on doctrine - what we believe, why we believe it and what believing it should do in our day by day lives. In this introduction to the series we go to 2 Corinthians 11:3 to see that our overall aim in believing right is to live a “sincere and pure devotion to Christ."

Two things are true about us.
1. We were made by God to worship God.
2. We will become like what we worship.
God has made us to experience joy as we make our lives about Him. How we live, what we listen to, how we speak, it is about making much of Him and bringing glory to Him. Yet too often we make our lives about lesser things. What or who are you worshipping?

“Too often we see kids as the ‘future of the church’. If we see them living for the glory of God then we get to follow their example. They are the Church right now and today we get to hear their stories from a summer pursuing Him!”

The Story of God is our story and we have a role to play in it. In this last message on The Story, we will see the final two scenes of the church and restoration. What is our place in the story?

The climax of the story of God is found in Jesus Christ. Who is He? What has He done? What is He doing?