On this special Resurrection Lord's Day, Pastor David preaches on Ephesians 1:15-23, showing us the truth that (v15-17) Having the Spirit of wisdom (v18-19) we may know God's greatness (v20-23) in the risen Christ.

Pastor David wraps up our time in the introduction of Paul's letter to the Ephesians by preaching on Ephesians 1:11-14, showing us that (v11-12) We have obtained an inheritance (v13) having been sealed by the Spirit (v14) to the praise of His glory.

Pastor David continues our study in the book of Ephesians by preaching on Ephesians 1:7-10, showing that  (v7-8) God has greatly forgiven us (v9) making known the mystery (v10) to unite all things in Him.

Pastor David continues our study in Ephesians, preaching on Ephesians 1:4b-7, reminding us that (v4b-5a) In love we are predestined (v5b-6) according to God’s perfect will (v7) and the redemption of Christ’s blood.

Pastor David begins our study in the book of Ephesians (The Mystery of Christ) by preaching on Ephesians 1:1-4a, showing us that (v1a) This is written by an Apostle (v1b-2) to saints that are faithful (v3-4) and are chosen by God.

*The closing prayer was unfortunately not recorded.

Pastor David concludes our 3 year long in-depth study in the gospel of John by preaching on John 21:20-25 and reminding us that (v20-22) We must faithfully follow Jesus (v23) despite differences among disciples (v24-25) because His Word is true.

Pastor David preaches on John 21:15-19, showing us both the immediate and broad application in the text, that (v15-16) A faithful under shepherd (v17) cares for Christ’s flock (v18-19) and faithfully follows Him.

Pastor David preaches on John 21:1-14, showing us that (v1-4)Jesus reveals Himself (v5-8) to draw His disciples (v9-14)and care for them.

Pastor David concludes our study in chapter 20 of John's gospel, showing us that (v30) Jesus performed other signs (v31a) but these are for our belief (v31b) that we may have life.

Pastor David continues our series in the gospel of John as we look at a familiar story of what is often called the passage about 'doubting Thomas.' In this exposition we are shown that, (v24-25) Some only believe in seeing (v26-27) but Jesus appears to reveal (v28-29) that we may confess Him rightly.