Messages

The full culmination of the covenants and promises of the Old Testament find their fulfillment in Jesus who is the Christ.

God uses Exile to discipline his people and teach them several truths. He is sovereign, we are accountable and he uses exile to send his people on mission. Our response to God is repentance and faith in his promises in the midst of exile.

The Prophets of the Old Testament were called to speak the words of God to the people of God. They brought warnings of God's right judgment and also gave hope to a faithful remnant in troubled times. In this sermon Pastor Reid Monaghan focuses on the themes of judgment and exile found in the Old Testament prophets

Worship is the fuel of the soul for those following Jesus on the journey of redemption.

The Song of Songs gives us a display of holy, passionate love between husbands and wives. Such marital love is just a foretaste and pointed to the love of God in Jesus Christ.

Wisdom about suffering from the book of Job

Keep the heart with all vigilance for out of it flow the springs of life...The Scriptures exhort us to guard our hearts above all else. Life, character, choices and relationship flow from the center of who we are as human beings. Focusing of the wisdom of God in Scripture and walking his paths help us to see Jesus in the gospel and have our hearts transformed. Our hearts are guarded through discernment and faithfulness to Jesus not by walling them away in cold legalism.

A look at the Davidic covenant and the kingship of Jesus

The work of redemption continues through the promises made to Abraham and the giving of the law to Moses

Two pillars which anchor the story of redemption come right at the beginning of the Bible. God's creation and the fall of humanity in sin set forward in motion God's plan for redemption of all things.