That Jesus Christ rose from the grave is no mere factoid in a world drowning in information overload; it is the ultimate truth that matters eternally to each and every soul.

Good Friday Service, April 2, 2021

Jesus came not to be served, but to serve - ultimately giving his life to save us from our sin - and He called His church to follow His example.

God, according to His good pleasure, has given us in Christ a mind-blowingly glorious inheritance and sealed us His Spirit until we enter its fullness.

By God the Father's rich grace we have redemption through the blood of Christ, and our redemption is a glorious part of an even more glorious purpose to bring all things under the lordship of His Son.

The doctrine of election urges us to praise God because it reveals His loving design to save sinners who don't deserve it.

As a result of God's eternal purpose, all who call on Christ in faith are fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God, the church. As such, we must walk in a manner worthy of our calling, preserving the unity of the church by living new lives in love, in light, and in wisdom.

The theme of the Torah is the theme of the Bible. God is orchestrating all things to save ruined sinners

The people of God come into the fullness of God's blessing through the mediation of One greater than Moses, who was faithful as a Son over all God's house.

Our sin, which deserves God's judgement, is no barrier to eternal life because God is mighty to save through the cross of Christ. Therefore, let's place all our hope in His cross.