Did you know that you are a work in progress? God is still working in your life, molding and shaping you to become more like Jesus. Even when the progress seems slow or difficult to see, God has not abandoned the work He has begun.

In this sermon from Philippians 1:6, Pastor Donald explores the encouraging truth that God begins the work, continues the work, and will ultimately bring it to completion. But we are not called to sit on the sidelines. Because God is working in us, we can confidently and joyfully work with Him as we pursue Christ.

You may not be finished, but God isn't finished with you.

Relationships matter. The Book of Proverbs has a lot to say about relationships, especially marriage, parenting and friendships. Navigating these relationships in our world today can be hard and we need wisdom more than ever. In this sermon, Pastor Donald will share wisdom from God's Word that will help us to be the best spouse, parent and friend.

The Bible has a lot of say about money, especially in the book of Proverbs. How we manage our finances is ultimately a matter of wisdom. In this sermon, Pastor Donald will address some of the principles in Proverbs about being good stewards of our finances.

Sometimes we see trials and difficulties as problems to overcome, but what if there is another way? What if there are certain aspects of the Christian life that we will not be able to understand until we walk through trials? In this message, Pastor Donald walks through James 1:1-4, showing that there is another way: walking through trials with joy and perseverance.

In Proverbs 6:6–11, Solomon points us to the ant as an example of diligence and warns against the destructive path of laziness. Laziness is more than inactivity; it is a spiritual problem that causes us to neglect God-given responsibilities for lesser things. In this message, we consider the goodness of work, the importance of diligence, and how the Gospel reorients our lives toward purposeful service for Christ.

Religious liberty is one of the great gifts of the American experiment, but it is not guaranteed. In this sermon, we examine its biblical roots, its historical development, and the modern errors that threaten it. Above all, we consider how Christians can faithfully steward their freedom for the sake of the Gospel.

On our journey toward wisdom, one of the most vulnerable parts of us is the heart. It is easily tempted, distracted, and discouraged, making it essential that we guard it well. In this sermon, Pastor Donald walks through Proverbs 4:20–27 and shares practical, biblical ways to protect your heart and keep your life on the path of wisdom.

Last week we learned that the fear of the Lord is the trailhead to wisdom. This week, Proverbs 3:1-8 teaches us that trusting the Lord is the compass that keeps us on the way of wisdom, even when competing voices seek to lead us astray.

Before we can grow in wisdom, we need to know where wisdom begins. In Proverbs 1:1-7, Solomon points us to the trailhead of wisdom and shows us why the fear of the Lord is the foundation of a wise life.

Hear from one of our church members and seminary student, Hosea Riamei.