In this study we consider God's grace to wayward sinners in Jonah 4

The judgment of God is a fearful thing that should cause us to reconsider our lives and ambitions before God.  While many find it tempting to dismiss notions of God's judgment, to do so actually undercuts the reality of our hope in Christ.  Without the reality of God's judgment, we lose the hope of the Gospel.  Rather than avoiding or denying the judgment of God, we are meant to flee to Christ who bore our punishment and gives us hope.

Through the prophet Amos, God brings an indictment against His people for their neglect and oppression of the most vulnerable people in their society.

While life is full of hardships and trials, God uses these events to turn our hears to Him in faith.

In this sermon we study God's call on Hosea's life and consider His faithfulness in pursuing wandering, wayward sinners.

First RUF Large Group of the Spring Semester on the Minor Prophets

In this final sermon from our series in Ephesians we look at how the full armor of God and the power of His might enable us to stand firm in the day of temptation.  Ephesians 6:10-24

In this sermon we look at Eph 5:22-6:9 where Paul applies the Gospel to those closest of relationships, husband/wife, parent/child, masters/servants.

Imitating God by walking in love requires us to have a single minded devotion as we navigate life in this world.  

As those who have been redeemed by Christ, we are called to put off the old self and put on the new self.