In this passage we'll see that God never fails to exercise terrifying judgment on sin for His Name's sake, but proves Himself trustworthy to deliver those who place their complete trust in Him.

In this sermon we see that as unbelievers look on, the local church is called to be a light in the community as we live life together in unified brotherly love and proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ to those outside the faith, and do so with supernatural grace, even when treated unkindly.

In this sermon, we focus on the husbands role in marriage. Here Pastor Chris unpacks what it means for husbands to live with their wives according to knowledge and honor them as the weaker vessel.

In this message we look at how our marriages are on display before an unbelieving world. In particular, this passage looks at the Christian wife's role in submitting to her husband.

In this passage, Peter continues on his theme that we are to live as missionaries who proclaim the gospel as we go (2:9-10) with our lives backing up our message (2:11-12). Here he focuses on the fact that our lives better back up our message as we submit to our governing authorities and to our masters.

In this passage we look at the importance of fighting and killing sin in our lives and see that this is important not only for our own souls, but also for our witness in the community.

In this sermon, Andrew walks us through Psalm 119:1-16 and exhorts us to be filled with God's word.

In 1 Peter 1:22-2:10, Peter describes numerous ways that believers in Christ are the new people of God. They are living stones in the new temple, with Jesus as the chief cornerstone, and they are also priests serving in the temple. Moreover, believes are described here as a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, and a people for God's own possession.

This sermon follows the flow of 1 Corinthians 15 and answers the question, "why is the resurrection important?"

In this passage we see that the sure and confident hope we have in Jesus' second coming transforms us from the futility inherited from our forefathers into those who strive to be holy in all our life as we sojourn on this earth looking forward to our eternal home.