How do we grow as Christians? How do we battle internal sins like anxiety, jealousy, and pride? We grow by Spirit-empowered faith in gospel promises. All of these promises were purchased by the blood of Christ...when He became a curse for us.

How do we grow as Christians? How do we battle internal sins like anxiety, jealousy, and pride? We grow by Spirit-empowered faith in gospel promises. All of these promises were purchased by the blood of Christ...when He became a curse for us.

Sanctification is supernatural or it is not of the Spirit. How do you grow supernaturally? How does the gospel play into our lives after we have become believers?

Sanctification is supernatural or it is not of the Spirit. How do you grow supernaturally? How does the gospel play into our lives after we have become believers?

Having spent most of my life in a Christian school (both as a student and now as a teacher), I am aware of many of the struggles that come with Christian education. The primary struggle being that the beauty of the gospel can easily fade into dullness and the joy of our salvation can grow stale. What can be done about this? That's the focus of this message.

Having spent most of my life in a Christian school (both as a student and now as a teacher), I am aware of many of the struggles that come with Christian education. The primary struggle being that the beauty of the gospel can easily fade into dullness and the joy of our salvation can grow stale. What can be done about this? That's the focus of this message.

Isn't church discipline of any form unChristlike? Why would Paul stand up and confront another Apostle publicly? How do we better understand what Scripture teaches on the difficult doctrine of loving church discipline?

Isn't church discipline of any form unChristlike? Why would Paul stand up and confront another Apostle publicly? How do we better understand what Scripture teaches on the difficult doctrine of loving church discipline?

Christmas is like the beginning of the fourth act of a five act play. In order to understand it in context, we must go back to the beginning of the story. Here we look at why we need Christmas by starting in the Garden of Eden and ending in the new creation.

Christmas is like the beginning of the fourth act of a five act play. In order to understand it in context, we must go back to the beginning of the story. Here we look at why we need Christmas by starting in the Garden of Eden and ending in the new creation.