We’ve all heard the “Mirror, Mirror” line from the fairy tale, but have you ever considered that there’s “A Mirror on the Lord’s Table” every time we share Communion?

Some critics dismiss Jesus' role in Messianic prophecy by accusing Him of walking around with a prophecy "to do list" of sorts, simply showing up at the right place at the right time to give the appearance that He was fulfilling prophecy. But what about the prophecies regarding Messiah's birth? They were "Out of [His] Control." This month we're examining just a few of the 450+ Messianic prophecies that Jesus fulfilled in His first coming.

Some critics dismiss Jesus' role in Messianic prophecy by accusing Him of walking around with a prophecy "to do list" of sorts, simply showing up at the right place at the right time to give the appearance that He was fulfilling prophecy. But what about the prophecies regarding Messiah's birth? They were "Out of [His] Control." This month we're examining just a few of the 450+ Messianic prophecies that Jesus fulfilled in His first coming.

Some critics dismiss Jesus' role in Messianic prophecy by accusing Him of walking around with a prophecy "to do list" of sorts, simply showing up at the right place at the right time to give the appearance that He was fulfilling prophecy. But what about the prophecies regarding Messiah's birth? They were "Out of [His] Control." This month we're examining just a few of the 450+ Messianic prophecies that Jesus fulfilled in His first coming.

Some critics dismiss Jesus' role in Messianic prophecy by accusing Him of walking around with a prophecy "to do list" of sorts, simply showing up at the right place at the right time to give the appearance that He was fulfilling prophecy. But what about the prophecies regarding Messiah's birth? They were "Out of [His] Control." This month we're examining just a few of the 450+ Messianic prophecies that Jesus fulfilled in His first coming.

One of the more emotionally-charged subjects in church life is the topic of tithing. Today Dr. Robertson shares from the Scripture and from his heart why he chooses to tithe...not because he HAS to but because he WANTS to.

Today Dr. Robertson is preaching the seventh and final message of his series, “CROSS-EYED STEWARDSHIP.” What does the Cross have to teach us about our giving habits?

I’m not sure what marriage looks like to you—we’ve all had our own experiences—but today I’m preaching on “Cross-Eyed Marriage.” I’ve been preaching a series of sermons on “Cross-Eyed Christianity” in which we’ve been exploring what life and faith lived in the shadow of the Cross looks like. So, today’s message considers the impact of the Cross on our marriages. ~bro. larry

Dr. Robertson continues his 7-part “Cross-Eyed Christianity” sermon series today by exploring the church through the lens of the Cross.

What does it mean to preach in the shadow of the Cross? And what does it mean for the Cross to be the interpretive guide in our preaching? Today Dr. Robertson explores "Cross-Eyed Preaching" as he continues his "Cross-Eyed Christianity" sermon series.