"I am not ashamed of the gospel" Paul said famously in Romans 1. And he touches on a similar theme in 2 Timothy, as he urges his younger companion in ministry not to be ashamed, but to be courageous in gospel ministry. Listen in as we seek, from this passage, to be stimulated to courage ourselves.

Borrowing from Thomas Boston's great sermon series (and book) 'The Crook in the Lot', we consider a text of scripture that has a lot to teach us about patience under trials.

Listen in as we begin a new series in the book of 2 Timothy, having a look at an important thread that runs throughtout - namely, the need for endurance in the work of ministry to which God has called His people.

Listen in as we consider our reasons for singing for joy in the God of our redemption ... not least is because He is the God who sings over us!

Listen in as we turn a happy corner in the book of Zephaniah ... where God's tone shifts from judgment to mercy, and where He describes what sort of blessed people His church will be in the age that is to come!

A signal facet of God's plan of salvation is that it prevents boasting ... boasting about ourselves, that is! But the gospel does give us every reason to boast in our Savior! Listen in as we consider four glorious reasons why, from 1 Corinthians 1:30-31.

As we continue our studies in Zephaniah, we notice again how much God hates sin ... and yet we also see (again!) the great hope of His mercy to those who repent. Join us in this helpful and powerful little book of prophecy!

Listen in as we begin a brief series in the Old Testament prophecy of Zephaniah ... noticing, first of all, how much God hates sin; but then also how He loves and extends mercy, even to the worst of us sinners!

Listen in as we tackle questions on our motives for holiness, sexual immorality, Jephthah, Solomon's wisdom, restoring difficult relationships, baptism, children in the church, tattoos, the dove as a symbol of the Holy Spirit, and new year's resolutions!

Listen in as Brad Garrison walks us through God's instructions for the man who would lead His people as King ... and how it is Jesus Christ who ultimately fits the bill!