Jesus' role as king makes him our sovereign Lord. As subjects in his kingdom, we are called to obedience. As those who will co-reign with him, we are called to faithfulness and steadfastness. Our hope lies not only in a baby in a manger, but in...

God fulfilled the prophecy of Deuteronomy 18: 15-19 uniquely in Jesus Christ. He is God's final word.

On Sunday Evening, November 22, we joined together to celebrate an evening of thanksgiving for all God is and has done and is doing in us. Pastor AJ Hillebrand shared the gospel after a time of testimony, scripture, prayer and song.

The LORD calls his people to fearful and loving obedience and humble trust as he shows himself to be their Faithful Provision.

God is always with his people and he always keeps his promises.

God’s promise is true—Isaac is born. God’s mercy is real. Hagar and her son Ishmael will be cared for, but they will not usurp the promise.

We may not be very holy. But God is. We need him not only for our salvation, but for our sanctification as well.

Poor choices lead to poor results, and to poor consequences. Human righteousness does not preclude poor judgments. We must seek to be like Christ, in both thoughts and conduct.

We, like Lot, live in a present evil age. We are called to make our escape. That escape is found in Jesus Christ.

Prayer is communion with God. Although mysteries remain, we know that it is effective, and that our God is a God who hears and responds.