Acts 15 reminds us that we are only saved by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone, yet, just like some of the believers in Jerusalem, we tend to add to the finished work of Christ. Rob's latest sermon reiterates that only the Gospel saves and that its truth is for all kinds of people in all kinds of place.

Rev. Robbie Mills joins us from New City Fellowship to share, from Mark 14, Jesus' last discipleship lesson before his crucifixion.

From Acts 13, Rob shares the good news that God has done for us in Jesus what we could not do for ourselves.

A brief meditation from 1 Samuel 8 by Rev. Dr. Mark McDowell on Maundy Thursday.

Rob, continuing in our Acts sermon series, describes how God delights in showing mercy.

Francis Schaeffer once said that "Christianity is both the easiest and the hardest religion." Rob helps us to see from Acts 14 why this quote is so true.

Rob continues with our Acts study, this time looking at Acts 11 where we see many people in Antioch turning to the Lord upon hearing about Jesus through faithful preaching and teaching.

The story of Peter visiting Cornelius in Acts 10 helps us to process Acts 1:8 while also answering the question, "For whom is the Gospel?" Check out this latest message from Mercy and see how the Gospel changes hearts.

Rev. Dr. Ligon Duncan walks us through a prayer of Paul's that is for the Ephesians as well as for all the saints.

In Acts 9:32-42 we have two examples of how Jesus comes to us and for us. Rob walks us through these examples in his latest sermon.