Our faith is grounded in facts. What we believe, and the certainty with which we can believe it, was at the forefront of Luke's mind as he penned his gospel.----Click to hear about the intersection of -facts- and -faith- in this sermon from Luke 1.

Train. Equip. Prepare. Athletes do this all the time, and it should be no different in matters of faith.----Click to hear how the Bible can be used to equip us for the road ahead, in this sermon from 2 Timothy 3.

The Book of Joshua opens with this declaration----Moses, my servant, is dead.-----To the Israelites, this was not welcome news. However, God had determined that Moses' season was over. The next steps would be taken by Joshua.----Click to hear this sermon from Joshua 1.

In these last days, God has spoken.----In these last days, God has not been silent, but He has told us what we need to know to act, decide, and be reconciled with Him- And yet, too often we ignore what He has said.----Click to hear this convicting sermon.

The last words of the Old Testament are frightening- But the good news is that they are not the last words of the Bible itself.----Click to hear the last words of the OT, and how they anticipate encouraging events and words that were just around the corner.

-Lord, help my unbelief------Do you have doubts- Do you struggle to accept something about God, His Word, or His work- Do you live in a tension between -belief- and -unbelief------If so, click to hear this encouraging sermon from Mark 9-20-24.

Are you anxious, afraid, or alone- Is the darkness closing in-----There's a man in the Bible who can relate - a man who thought his life was over, a man who was overwhelmed. His name was Jonah.----Click to hear this encouraging sermon from Jonah 2.

What does it mean to be -unequally yoked------Specifically, in 2 Corinthians 6, the Apostle Paul tells us not to be -unequally yoked together with unbelievers.- What does this mean for our relationships-----Click to hear this sermon from 2 Cor. 6-14-16.

When truth becomes a moving target or when the -wrong- thing becomes the right -and popular- option, man needs to beware - God's judgment is not far off.----Click to hear this sermon from Isaiah 5-20-21.

The Apostle Paul didn't mess around.----Even after being beaten, even after being jailed, the Apostle Paul always told people the truth. And that's because he knew that nothing else would save them-----Click to hear this sermon from 1 Thessalonians.