In a culture where accusations are rampant, jumped on and spread wildly with hashtag-supports and virtual pitchforks apart from any due process, how should Christians stand holy - set apart - in conduct? What does scripture ACTUALLY say about...

Do we value wisdom in the way the Scripture does? Elder Ben Keller challenged us to consider that in light of Proverbs 3.

Refuge Elder Mark Sanders leads us through Proverbs 2, showing us how to give careful consideration to the conditional statements the inspired text provides.

We begin the book of proverbs with the definition and purpose of biblical wisdom, a vivid warning, and the convicting call of wisdom, personified as a woman. Are we listening?

Toxic Acceptance: We are "catechized" by our culture as much - sometimes more - than our church, from the definitions of words to the power or focus they have. in a world where "acceptance" is becoming a paramount virtue, we must let scripture...

Our study of Ezra ends with a list of sinners. What is to be gleaned from this strange, final chapter? Much! Elder and worship director Ben Keller helps us see the trees as well as the forest in this sermon.

When sin is exposed, we can learn from Ezra some ways to properly react: how to lament, what it looks like to repent, and how to call others to it. We even learn when, and how, it's godly to be appalled and show it.

As Ezra assesses, organizes, and sends God's people we learn some important applications about fruitful organization but - more importantly - our call to holiness.

Ezra finally enters the narrative, and another unspoken influence impacts a foreign King's disposition toward God's people. This chapter, coupled with other Bible books, helps us understand how God works with his people, even us. Do we have Ezra's...

The story of Grace is amazing, but Scripture calls us to GROW in grace and knowledge: what might this look like, and are some of us stagnant grace-babies to the detriment of self and others? How might we be stirred to growth?