Tag Tuck, pastor of Grace Community Church in Charlottesville Virginia, preaches on the issues and wisdom surrounding marriage, from the book of Proverbs.

All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God, yet the Bible speaks specifically about the wicked, differentiating them from the more general designation of "sinner." Pastor Rick Gilmartin speaks about the relational wisdom of this difficult issue from the book of Proverbs.

The scriptural definition of a "fool" is far more nuanced than we tend to think. Pastor Rick Gilmartin uses the book of Proverbs to explain the relational wisdom surrounding this often misunderstood characterization.

The book of Proverbs speaks to our relationships with one another, as well as to our creator. Pastor Rick Gilmartin preaches on the wisdom of compassion, correction and Gospel-centered community from Proverbs nine, 15 and 17.

RUF (Reformed University Fellowship) pastor and Virginia Tech campus minister Andy Wood preaches on the book of Proverbs and God's gift of wisdom.

Our summer study of the book of Proverbs starts in chapter one, where pastor Rick Gilmartin preaches through the first seven verses, introducing a book designed to make us better at life, by being more connected to our maker.

From Romans chapter eight, verses 18 through 25, pastor Rick Gilmartin preaches on Christian suffering, the groaning of all creation and the great hope of Christ's church.

From Romans chapter eight, pastor Rick Gilmartin shows how the Bible assures the believer of salvation by seeing change, seeking the Father and sensing the Spirit.

Pastor Rick Gilmartin preaches from Romans chapter eight, where we see the indwelling and transformative power of God the Holy Spirit, delivering us from our independence of God, whether moral or immoral.

From Romans chapter seven, pastor Rick Gilmartin talks about how the law reveals our need for a savior and drives us to the cross of Christ.