From WCF 6.1-3, how are we to understand sin’s origin? How does the imputation of Christ’s righteousness help us understand the imputation of Adam’s guilt?

Preaching from Matthew 6:16-18, fasting has fallen on hard times, but Jesus expected it to be a crucial element of His citizen’s conduct. Today, we ask what is fasting, how to fast, and issue a call to fast together.

In this special episode, we answer the question: what happens at General Assembly? We begin by a crash course into divine right Presbyterianism before discussing the work of General Assembly and her committees and agencies. Afterwards, we zoom in to two processes at GA to see how Presbyterianism fosters connectionalism and accountability.

Our final discussions answer the question of our relationship to other denominations who operate differently than us and how to promote healthy relationships between them.

Preaching from Hebrews 11:11-12, does God accept faith mingled with doubt?

Preaching from Matthew 6:5-15, in what way does Jesus improve our prayer life?

Preaching from Matthew 6:1-4, how can we guard ourselves from the dangers of a public righteousness?

Looking into WCF 5.4-7, how are we to understand God’s work of Providence? This week, we will discuss topics ranging from concurrence, to spiritual desertion, to the judicial hardening of the wicked.

Preaching from Matthew 5:43-48, how does Jesus move His people to a demonstration of love far more expansive then the world?

Picking up in The Westminster Confession 5.1-3, what is Providence? How do we see it functioning in all creatures and all their actions?

Preaching from Matthew 15:21-28, how does faith triumph in the midst of the most severe trials?