In this sermon, Paul continues to discuss the "Jewish Problem" that not many are coming to Christ, at least compared to the Gentiles. Here, he shows how we ought not to get discouraged, as Elijah once grew discouraged in the time of Ahab. Rather, the Lord is always preserving for Himself a remnant chosen by grace!

In this video, I will go over what we mean by "Reformed" worship. We will consider what worship services look like that are governed by the Regulative Principle of Worship (or RPW).

In this video, I will cover how it is that we can find and learn from a dead mentor, one who has come and gone before us, leaving us a legacy that we can follow.

In this video, I will be having an in-depth interview conversation with a Presbyterian elder who tells the story of his NDE, or Near Death Experience. It's a great story that you will want to hear!

In this video, I will be covering the lowest move in the church. Now obviously one could do some very ugly and heinous things... I don't mean that. But a very low, common thing that believers do that is disrespectful and unhelpful.

In this sermon, we look at Paul's compelling series of questions leading the Church to take seriously the call to missions and evangelism. Paul uses all of his literary skills to ask rhetorical questions, cite Biblical texts, and make punchy applications.

In this video, I will be looking at the history of worship music. How did we go from Psalm-singing to "Worshiptainment?" We will look at music as it developed over time.

In this sermon, we consider what Paul means when he says, “Do not say in your heart, ‘Who will ascend into heaven?’ (that is, to bring Christ down) “or ‘Who will descend into the abyss?’ (that is, to bring Christ up from the dead)."

What is the best Christian denomination? Well, let's have a tournament to find out! We will do this as objectively and fairly as possible! (In my humble, subjective opinion!)

In this video, we will consider how Jonathan Edwards is a bit weird in his views on philosophy. I love him and trust his writing and thinking in many areas, but his philosophy is just... strange.