How can restriction bring freedom? This week Pastor David explores how in God's divine wisdom He sounds boundaries in order to set creation free.

This week Pastor David, using the Biblical Premise of Jesus' admonishment of the Pharisees and teacher of the Law in Matthew, establishes a hierarchy of God's values. God is merciful, but can there be mercy without justice?

This week Pastor David tackles the topic of idolatry and what happens in the life of a Christian when we add to our faith anything not found in God's word. In a world and culture that is constantly trying to nab your attention remember God loves us absolutely and wants our undivided attention.

We're back in in person and we couldn't be more excited to be in person. This week David reminds us how Abraham sets the example of what it means to obey and follow God however that looks.

Have you ever regretted vouching for someone you knew had poor character or would let you down? Solomon assertively counsels his son not to co-sign for his neighbor. What is the risk? Everything. This sermon from March 8 explores the foolishness of signing to cover the debt of a neighbor and how Jesus does it anyway.

This week Pastor David uses the example of Daniel to show us how Christians should be living amidst the chaos and fear in a secular world. Daniel was highly favored by God and men, even finding great success in pagan Babylon. His trust in God was secure regardless of circumstance. Given the current situation and the season we are living in where fear and hysteria are present, how do we as Christians navigate such times?

This week we continue our journey into the Proverbs and the wisdom for our lives. The Proverbs spends a lot of time on speaking about adultery and the quality of our hearts towards God. Wells are the source of life in more agrarian communities and they are the source of Spiritual life. Jesus is the living water for the wells in our communities, but where are the wells to draw this living water from?

This week we continue our journey on the importance of wisdom and staying true to our first love.

It seems simple, don't commit adultery. Don't cheat on the one you love, the one you committed to in faithfulness. You love God, but have you cheated on Him? This week in a (perhaps unfortunate) fortunate timely way, Pastor David preaches from the Proverbs about the wisdom in avoiding the seduction of evil.

This week we have the honor of having half of Regal Regal and TheosU, Gabriel FInochio sharing with us. He brings our attention to focus. What are our priorities and how do we keep missing the first commandment? Some people in the Bible get it and others miss out. Which one will you be?