In this third sermon of our Trinity series, Pastor Seth Winterhalter preaches on the second person of the Trinity, the eternally existent Son of God. Though He lived in perfect communion with the Father and the Holy Spirit, He added to His divinity, humanity. The Son of God made a choice to become the Son of Man. His humble sacrifice is the only hope of our salvation, redemption, and reconciliation with God. Our choice to make is to therefore daily respond through believing, confessing and repenting from sin.

What is your view of the first person of the Trinity, God the Father? How is your understanding of God as Father influenced by human, sinful fathers? In this sermon by Pastor Seth Winterhalter, we learn that before the foundations of the world were set God the Father was loving God the Son in the fellowship of God the Spirit. Everything God does toward humanity is with the aim of having humanity experience the love God the Father shares with this Son and Spirit. Are you delighting in the love of God shared between Father, Son, and Spirit?

We all live by a code of doctrines, we just don't realize how they affect our lives. Good doctrine should leads us to delight. In this sermon by Pastor Seth Winterhalter, we dive into the doctrine of the Trinity. Since before the foundations of the world were set, the Father, the Son, and the Spirit have been delighting in vibrant relationship, sharing fellowship, love, and glory. It is out of this reality that God creates. Humanity was created to experience the overflow of what was already occurring within the Trinity. Are you experiencing the delight found in the Three in One?

What would life look like if we were to live within the bounds of God's law as revealed in scripture? In this sermon by Pastor Steve Thompson, we examine Psalm 19 to answer this very question. Here we learn of the perfection, sureness, purity and truth that is God's law, and how it is more to be desired than fine gold and sweeter than honey. This text points us to the perfect embodiment of all that it teaches, Jesus Christ, the one who rejoices the heart and revives the soul.

The story of Christmas begins not with Mary and Joseph, shepherds and angles, but instead with the providence of God working through a long line of broken, sinful people. In this sermon by Pastor Seth Winterhalter we walk through the story of Bathsheba and King David found in 2 Samuel 11. This is a story of sin and the consequences thereof. David, the man after God's own heart, clearly breaks over half of the ten commandments in just a short amount of time. Sin has consequences and the longer it remains unconfessed and not repented of the greater its devastation and destruction. Yet God, in his goodness and power, after David repents, brings about the birth of the future king Solomon which ultimately leads to the brith of the King of Kings, Jesus Christ.

The story of Christmas begins not with Mary and Joseph, shepherds and angles, but instead with the providence of God working through a long line of broken, sinful people. What truth about Jesus' coming can we learn from the story of Ruth, a moabite woman and outsider among the people of Israel? In this sermon by Pastor Seth Winterhalter we see that we all, just like Ruth, are in need of a redeemer, and that Jesus is the one who has come to redeem. This story shows us that through apathy and apostasy, famine and suffering, even bitterness and blame, God is at work stitching the tapestry of his perfect picture of salvation and redemption.