In Hebrews 10 we are told not to neglect meeting together as a church. What does this mean for us today? Is attending a church really that important? Pastor Nathan again walks through God's instruction for His church in Hebrews 10 so that we may thrive as a local body of Christ. 

What is the purpose of the church? While churches can look different all over the world, does the Bible give us any direction as to what is supposed to happen when we meet together? In this teaching, Pastor Nathan looks at the larger purpose of the church and the instructions given to us in Hebrews 10. 

Pastor Jeff teaches from Philippians chapters 3 & 4 and encourages the church of Christ to be united in our work together as Gospel partners.

In this teaching Pastor Nathan begins chapter 10 of Hebrews with the question, "what is a Christian?"

The resurrection of Jesus secured for us an eternity with the Father that brings hope in this life. Pastor Nathan opens up the scriptures to consider the first words of Christ after His resurrection and what they mean for us today.

As we begin holy week, we take time to consider the glorious work of Jesus and His ongoing work in our lives. 

Why was a blood sacrifice necessary for our salvation? Couldn't good works or religious ceremonies do enough? In this teaching, Pastor Nathan traces the necessity of a blood sacrifice to the pages of Romans 1 and the heart of sin that is in each of us at birth.   It's when we see the depths of our sinfulness clearly that we can truly understand the incredible sacrifice of Jesus Christ, which leads us into greater worship of our amazing Savior.

The blood of Jesus provides for us eternal security and perfection that can never be revoked. As our Great High Priest, Jesus endured the cross so that we can enjoy the glories of God in heaven.

In Hebrews 9, the author provides a tour of the tabernacle which is rich is filled with imagery pointing to God's holiness. In this teaching Pastor Nathan walks through this passage as well as others to illuminate the holiness of Christ in the Old and New Testament.

While the world around us seems to erupt in greater levels of chaos, Jesus speaks to us from Matthew 24 with these words, "do not be led astray...do not be alarmed."   In this teaching Pastor Nathan opens this crucial passage to encourage followers of Christ with these words and challenge those who do not know Jesus to trust in Him today.