Jerry, Fred, Greg, and Mark walked us through the end of Ephesians as we looked at what it really means to put on the armor of God so we can stand against the devil's schemes.

We examine the events leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus and then we take a long look at the event itself. The goals of this sermon is to take Pilate's mocking words seriously when he said, "Behold the Man!"

Jerry, Fred, and Mark helped us walk through some of the controversies of this passage, especially regarding the word 'submission'.

Jerry walked us through all of James 4 during confession and pointed out give things we can observe.

The Apostle John soaks this passage in deep irony as Jesus is interrogated by Pontius Pilate.

Jerry describes the accident his family was in on their way back from his mother's funeral in Nebraska on Friday.

Jerry, Fred, Greg, and Mark helped walk us through this passage which is chock full of commands that God has given us for our good and His glory.

Allen leads us in a time of confession of sin and repentance.

Here we covered John's account of Jesus' arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane through the denials of Peter.

(The main audio failed to record, so this audio was recorded from a phone.)

Mark, Fred, Greg, and Scott helped walk us through this passage. This outline is adapted from Tony Merida's commentary:

Identity: Don't live as the old man (v 17-19). Live as the new man (v 20-24).

Behavior: Replace lying with truth-telling (v 25). Replace unrighteous anger with righteous anger (v 26-27). Replace stealing with working and giving (v 28). Replace corrupt talk with edifying talk (v 29-30). Replace bitterness and rage with kindness and forgiveness (v 31-32).