What is the will of God for my life? Is Christ relevant for whatever I do in life? Answering these questions are the focus of this message.

What does it mean to be partakers in the new covenant? How is it different from the Mosaic covenant? These questions are addressed in this message.

What is the cornerstone of our faith? Is it identifying with particular political movements? Is being able to ask speculative theological questions? In this passage we see the cornerstone of our faith is to embrace the true Cornerstone, Jesus Christ.

The Gospel frees us from legalism. This freedom is not for pursuing our own desires, but for the building up of the body of Christ.

What will lead to a woman being blessed by her children and praised by her husband? According to Proverbs 31:26, it is by her teaching of God's covenant love.

We often imagine Jesus as a bit of a pushover. That is not the picture the Gospels portray of Jesus. God has established Jesus as the righteous judge over creation. He will judge our sin and He will judge our worship of Him. We are called to submit to the authority of His judgment.

It is easy to merely intellectually agree with the facts of the resurrection. However, it is much harder to see the implications of the belief of the resurrection fleshed out in one's life. Are those implications visible in your life?

What does it take to inherit eternal life? This crucial question seperates the religions of the world. This message addresses Jesus answer to this question.

What is marriage? Is it a contract or covenant relationship? What did Jesus say about marriage? These questions and more are addressed in this message.

We often celebrate the power of belief in God's power. There is also power in unbelief - the power to miss the blessings of God.