The heart of the Reformation's solas, is Solus Christus--Christ alone! Lady Jane Grey, the Nine Day Queen, well understood that Christ is more valuable than life. In John 14:6, we see the sufficiency and exclusivity of salvation in Christ alone.

There is much confusion about who the Holy Spirit is and what he does. In John's Gospel, Jesus reveals that the Holy Spirit is the paraclete who gives us his very presence.

At the end of days, Jesus will be revealed to bring judgement. He will come with all authority and all power to set the world right. While terrifying for his enemies, the Day of Lord will be glorious, wondrous, restorative and restful.

When Jesus ascended into heaven, he sent us the Holy Spirit. The Spirit enables us to live on mission.

Following his resurrection, Jesus ascended into heaven and took the throne.

On the third day, Jesus Christ rose from the dead and burst from the tomb. On Easter morning, Jesus was coronated as King. The Resurrection empowers our Christian living.

The most controversial line in the Apostles' Creed is Jesus descending into hell. Is it Biblical? In this message, Pastor Josh Valdez goes to one of the most challenging passages in the New Testament, 1 Peter 3:18-20. Jesus is the prototype of suffering and he proclaimed victory.

The death and burial of Jesus is part of the Gospel itself. it gives us confidence in the reliability of the Bible. It reveals that Jesus is truly man. His death and burial bring us comfort as he has already navigated this path before us.

Jesus was crucified as our replacement. He bore our griefs, carried our sorrows, was pierced for our transgressions and crushed for our iniquities. The glories of the Gospel are on full display in this sacred text.

Isaiah 53 is one of the most profound passages in the entire Bible. In this message, Pastor Josh Valdez points us to the suffering of Jesus. Here, we know that we have a high priest who sympathizes with us.