In this sermon, we consider the Ordo Salutis as given by Paul in Romans 8:29-30. This includes God's foreknowledge, predestination, calling, justification, and glorification of the elect. This doctrine is given so as to cause us to be secure in grace, and confident in the promises of God.

In this episode, I will attempt to explain the definition of "Calvinism." I will do so from a theological and historical framework, avoiding jargon, while explaining technical terms.

In this episode, I will devote about a half hour to discussing the recentl events at the PCA's General Assembly in Chattanooga, TN.

In this video, we will talk with Timothy Brindle about his controversial moment at Microphone #6 at the PCA General Assembly.

In this sermon from Romans 8:26-27, we consider how it is that the Holy Spirit helps us to pray through groans that are too deep for words.

In this sermon, Paul instructs the Roman Christians on how to endure suffering. There are suffering people everywhere. If our message is not good news to suffering people, it is no gospel at all. Christ came as a suffering servant to save the suffering from their misery. Christianity does not try to ignore or blame-shift suffering, but regards it head-on. The Apostle Paul teaches believers that our suffering in this present time is not worth comparing to the eternal glory to be revealed in God's saints.

Is your praise team weak and pathetic? Here's why in this short video.

In this sermon on Romans 8:12-17, we look at the five new identities that the Christian believer has now that he has been indwelt by the Holy Spirit. We are brothers, debtors, adopted sons, children of God, and heirs of the promises of the Gospel.

Many people know that Charles Spurgeon was considered the Prince of Preachers. But do you know what he believed? For instance, do you know whether or not he approved of Calvinism?

In this video, I will be taking a look at Children's Church. For many, this is a helpful service offered to tired parents. But there may be some reasons to rethink this model. Here, I will offer a few critiques of my own.