Mark 1:21-28 is a fit beginning to Mark's account of the life of Jesus. In this passage we see our warrior King casting out an unclean spirit, who recognized and opposed this "Holy One of God" and doing so with authority which astonished the people.

When dark is really dark! From Exodus 10 we read of the darkness that God brought to the Egyptians to show that our God has power over even the darkest dark. Listen for the purpose, meaning and results of the plague of darkness.

God's perfect provision for our sorry condition and how we lay hold of it. From Romans 3-21-4-8 Rev Mark Vaner Hart explains how the Reformers took the view outlined in the Heidelberg Catechism Lord's Day 23, questions 59-61.

Rev. Mark Vander Hart looks at Joshua 1 and the transfer of leadership from Mosses to Joshua. We see here the chain of command and the equipment for leadership with a call to lead with no fear.

From Deuteronomy 15-7-11 Rev Nathan Brummel describes the ever-present reality of the Kingdom and benevolent needs, gives a warning to be aware of a tight fist and a Belial heart and gives some practical advice on how to give open-handedly with a cheerful heart.

From James 3-1-18 Pastor Rossi speaks of four things we need to know about our tongues and the implications for our life together.

Galatians 2-11-21 is a followup to the morning sermon from James 2-14-26. Again, Pastor Rossi clarifies the context for the two passages and explains the doctrine and applications for our life today. Use is also made of Heidelberg Catechism question and answer 21, -What is True Faith.-

Pastor Rossi helps sort out the confusion often surrounding these verses by looking at the context.

Clarity about what constitutes the showing of partiality is found in James 2-1-13. Pasto Rossi looks at how faith in Christ shows no partiality, how God shows no partiality and how James shows that the Royal Law of Christ condemns partiality.

-Valient For The Truth, Forsaking Their First Love- summarizes the words of comendation and condemnation to The Church in Ephesus. In Revelation 1-9-20- 2-1-7 Dr. Venema lays out how our Lord identifies himself and the promise He makes if The Church does not repent.