In this sermon on Romans 6-1-14 we explore what it means to by united to Christ in his death and resurrection.

In this sermon we look at how Paul compares the roles and consequences of Adam's sin and Christ's righteousness for all those whom they represent as covenant heads.

This fifth sermon in our series on the Doctrine of Scripture is about the Clarity of Scripture- We will look at how the basic message of Scripture is clear to all, some objections to that doctrine, and some further clarifications about what we do not mean by the clarity of Scripture.

This fourth sermon in our series on the Doctrine of Scripture is about the Authority of Scripture- We will look at the self-attestation of Scripture -how we know it is God's Word-, the sufficiency of Scripture, and how Scripture is the final authority for our faith and practice in the Church.

This third sermon in our series on the Doctrine of Scripture is about the Infallibility and Inerrancy of Scripture, the result of God inspiring his Word and committing his Word to writing.

This second sermon in our series on the Doctrine of Scripture is about the Inspiration of Scripture, the process through which God committed his Word to writing.

This sermon is about the Necessity of Scripture, or why God gave us a Bible. It is the first sermon in our series called the Doctrine of Scripture, which will address broadly what the Bible is, how God gave it to us, and how we should read it.

In this sermon on Ephesians 6-21-24, we look at Paul's final greetings to the Church and the encouragement he offered to them through Tychicus, his messenger and fellow minister.

In this sermon on Ephesians 6-18-20, we look at how we should pray and the importance of prayer in our spiritual life and warfare together as God's people.

In this sermon on Ephesians 6-17 we look at how the sword of the Spirit -the Word of God- enables us to stand against the devil's schemes.