Don’t blow your chance to live for the glory of God.

A sermon from 1 Corinthians 10

We understand our rights as gifts from God which display his grace in our life, and we live with a willing heart to lay down our rights for the sake of the Gospel, showing the same love to others that Christ has shown to us.

God has put us here to ache for what’s wrong, long for his glory, and take action so that we, and others, get to start enjoying God's glory now.

Christ's humble birth was in direct contrast to the powerful rulers of his day, and foreshadowed the kind of life he would live.

Jesus is Savior, Messiah, and Lord.

A sermon from Luke 2:11

The news is bad, but the good news is even better: a king is born from the most insignificant places who sets this world right.

A sermon from Micah 5:1-6

Jesus came as the suffering servant that we did not expect in order to accomplish a work that is greater than we ever expected.

Jesus will set the world right with gentleness and compassion.

Message from Nathan Kapteyn on November 28, 2021

How does the gospel intersect with our sexuality?

A sermon from 1 Corinthians 6:12-20