In this week, Pastor Isaiah continues to preach on the authority of God over all spheres of life and existence. Looking to Genesis 2 for God's good design and intention, then moving to Romans 1 and the rebellion of our modern society, we conclude with the application of the Gospel from I Corinthians 6 and a call to live both in light of the truth of God's design and the message of God's grace which can save any sinner!

In our second week of this series, Pastor Isaiah continues by walking through the end of Genesis 1 and how God creates mankind by His intentional and very good design. Understanding clearly the core affirmations and teachings of Genesis 1 & Colossians 1 are vitally important to resolute and faithful Christian witness in our modern era.

As we enter into a New Year, we also enter a new sermon series. Over the course of the next several weeks we will be studying what the Bible teaches about the authority of God. Looking at Matthew 28:18-20 and the radical claim that Jesus says He has "All Authority" has massive implications upon those who claim to be His people. In this first message, Pastor Isaiah walks through Psalm 104 and Romans 1:18-23 to unpack the foundation of God's authority as Creator of all things.

In the final week of the Advent Season leading up to Christmas Day, Pastor Isaiah proclaims the message of peace with God that can provide true rest. This is the great gift of God to those who understand who Jesus is, what He has done, and place their faith and trust in Him alone to save. As we go into this often busy season, we are challenged to put Christ first - not just in words, but in actions, throughout this week.

The Christmas Season in our cultural is always pressing forward a promise of finding happiness this time of year. One of the regular themes of the Advent Season is Joy. These two things are related, but not the same. In this sermon, Pastor Isaiah explains how the Christian is called to find and experience joy through growing spiritually day by day.

The Advent Season provides many opportunities for worship to the person who is looking for them. In this second week of the season, Pastor Isaiah preaches from Psalm 95 about how real worship requires a connection of head and heart to be genuine and truly pleasing to God.

As we enter into another Advent Season, we have before us a season of opportunities. In the midst of all the decorations, traditions, food, and gifts God is calling us to find this to be a spiritually helpful season of reflection, worship, spiritual growth, and rest.

Standing before Emporer Charles V in 1521, Martin Luther spoke incrediable words of Christian conviction. He was a man who understood the power and authority of the Word of God and knew that Scripture Alone must hold the highest place in the Christian life. In the last week of this series, Pastor Isaiah shares more of Luther's story and how his commitment to the Word of God led to the greatest gift the Reformation passed down - the Word of God accessible once again in the common language.

Reflecting on the Reformation era, the Latin phrase "Soli Deo Gloria" is often used to describe the heart of what the recovery of the true Gospel and biblical theology produces practically in people. This phrase in English is translated "To the Glory of God Alone" and as Pastor Isaiah preaches in this message, that should be the heart of every true Christian in every era, including ours today!

In 1521, Martin Luther was summoned to stand before the Emperor at the Diet of Worms. As he prepared to go there, Luther looked to Daniel 3 and the God who saved the three Israelite men from a tyrant there to draw strength for himself. The same God who delivered them was the same God he served in 1521... and the same God Christians serve today in 2021.