This sermon introduces a new Advent series on the Chalcedon creed explaining the history of Creeds, Councils, and Confessions and showing these things are not foreign to Scripture.

David has found himself pushed into the Wilderness. In this sermon, I provide a survival techniques for Christians for how our faith can survive in a harsh, inhospitable world.

1 Samuel 22 is a dark text. It is a terrible day for Israel. But the text leaves a small glimmer of hope, and in this becomes an important teaching point for the kingdom of God in our dark days.

Are the Scriptures clear? Can the average person read the Bible and understand it?

In this sermon Elder Jesse reminds the church of what qualifies a man to be an elder and calls the men in our church to examine whether they have been called and desire the noble vocation of shepherding God's church.

In this sermon we let David himself teach us what we ought to learn about the end of 1 Samuel 21 from his psalm on the event, Psalm 34.

In this sermon we let Jesus explain to us the meaning and application of David eating the bread of the Presence which was given in the Law only to the priests.

In this sermon we discuss why we want our children to worship with us on Sundays and what that looks like for parents.

In this text, David finds security in his covenant with Jonathan. We then learn through this how we too ought to find greater security in our greater Covenant with God through Jesus Christ.

In this sermon we discuss principles for how to biblically disobey those in authority over us from the examples given to us in 1 Samuel 19.