Living in Light of Eternal Weight | 2 Corinthians 5:1-7 | 1/20/2013 by Pastor Parker Reardon

The Christian's hold on heaven determines how well they live in adversity on earth in their service of the King. Paul was useful on earth because his heart was always in the presence of God and longing for the full experience of his salvation. This servant of God knew the end to which he was saved was nothing less than the full redemption of his body as well as soul, and it is this hope that he speaks of in 2 Corinthians. Join Pastor Reardon as we explore the glory of the resurrection hope of Paul and every believer.

Living in Light of Eternal Weight | 2 Corinthians 5:1-7 | 1/20/2013 by Pastor Parker Reardon

The Christian's hold on heaven determines how well they live in adversity on earth in their service of the King. Paul was useful on earth because his heart was always in the presence of God and longing for the full experience of his salvation. This servant of God knew the end to which he was saved was nothing less than the full redemption of his body as well as soul, and it is this hope that he speaks of in 2 Corinthians. Join Pastor Reardon as we explore the glory of the resurrection hope of Paul and every believer.

Prayer is an expression of relationship and the means through which God has designed to provide for His own. In Matthew 6 Jesus teaches His disciples, and us, how to pray with sincerity and according to the will of God. This meditation on the passage considers the particular instruction in 6:11 "Give us this day, our daily bread."

Prayer is an expression of relationship and the means through which God has designed to provide for His own. In Matthew 6 Jesus teaches His disciples, and us, how to pray with sincerity and according to the will of God. This meditation on the passage considers the particular instruction in 6:11 "Give us this day, our daily bread."

Gospel Priority: Gospel for Everyday Living | Selected Scriptures | 1/13/2013 by Pastor Parker Reardon

The gospel is not just a past tense, but a present tense reality. The more the Christian understands the fullness of the grace given in Christ, the more free we are to live an obedient, fruitful, and worship filled life.

Gospel Priority: Gospel for Everyday Living | Selected Scriptures | 1/13/2013 by Pastor Parker Reardon

The gospel is not just a past tense, but a present tense reality. The more the Christian understands the fullness of the grace given in Christ, the more free we are to live an obedient, fruitful, and worship filled life.

Salvation is from the Lord and salvation is for all who trust in Christ, both Jew and Gentile. A truth stated and anticipated by the prophets but now, in the ministry of Christ, coming to full fruition. Salvation to the Gentiles, grace to all who turn to Him. Listen as Matthew unfolds the glory of the revelation of the compassionate power and provision of Christ to the Gentiles.

Salvation is from the Lord and salvation is for all who trust in Christ, both Jew and Gentile. A truth stated and anticipated by the prophets but now, in the ministry of Christ, coming to full fruition. Salvation to the Gentiles, grace to all who turn to Him. Listen as Matthew unfolds the glory of the revelation of the compassionate power and provision of Christ to the Gentiles.

A Biblical Model of Confession, Part 2 | Psalm 51 | 1/6/2013 by Matthew Bilotta

Confession of sin and spiritual restoration are the ongoing reality experience of God's children. Sin that plagues the soul brings us continually back too seek forgiveness and the spiritual joys of grace that the regenerate heart so longs for. Listen as Matthew Bilotta helps us understand the glorious pattern and heart of confession in Psalm 51.

A Biblical Model of Confession, Part 2 | Psalm 51 | 1/6/2013 by Matthew Bilotta

Confession of sin and spiritual restoration are the ongoing reality experience of God's children. Sin that plagues the soul brings us continually back too seek forgiveness and the spiritual joys of grace that the regenerate heart so longs for. Listen as Matthew Bilotta helps us understand the glorious pattern and heart of confession in Psalm 51.