In Dan's final message at NCC, he shows how the Book of Haggai calls its readers to spiritual devotion. He challenges his hearers to be devoted first and foremost to God -- and that though the task is difficult, it does not come without encouragement.

We see in today's text that the unfaithfulness of the Jewish people does not impact the faithfulness of God. God is always faithful, no matter what others may say or do.

While there were certainly blessings for being a Jew in New Testament times, they didn't excuse the spiritual pride and hypocrisy of the Jews during that time. In today's sermon, we look at what spiritual pride can look like for the Christian, and what a godly response ought to be.

In this sermon, we focus on how those who have never heard the gospel are judged - saved. We look at how God's judgment of such people should motivate us to evangelize and witness about Jesus Christ to those around us.

We examine divine preservation, concurrence, and government.

We look at the first half of Moses' life as covered in Exodus 2, seeing how- -A- God honors and remembers faith-driven acts of obedience, no matter how small- and -B- God divinely uses every part of a faithful saint's life to prepare him for what God has called him to. We also see how God's making of a deliverer here in Exodus 2 will end up being very similar to how He will prepare the ultimate deliverer, Jesus Christ.

As we start a new series through the Book of Exodus, we see a cycle of the people of Israel increasing in Egypt, being met with opposition from wicked Pharaoh. But in Exodus 1, we see the truth that the promised growth of God's people is unstoppable. We then see how in the new covenant, this principle remains the same as the promised increase of Jesus' church is unstoppable, and draw out several applications for Christians - churches today.

We first see why although this text probably wasn't in the original manuscripts of the Bible, our confidence in the authority of Scripture should not be shaken. However, since the event described in today's text probably actually occurred, we see how the principles of the story are found elsewhere in Scripture.

Pastor Andy preaches about how the Trinity functions in salvation, in this 3rd and final message in our mini-series on the Trinity. He preaches how God the Father, God the Son, and God the Spirit each have unique roles in salvation, and why each role should be praised by the Christian.

In Titus 2-15-3-2, Paul commands Titus to command his church members to be holy. Then in 3-3-7, Paul grounds this command in two inseparable truths -- -1- do this because we ourselves were once totally depraved- -2- do this because God saved us. In today's bible study, we look at the truths of -2- in Titus 3-4-7, and how they justify Paul's command for holiness.