The magi are, arguably, the most mysterious messengers of the mystery. This sermon unpacks three myths about the magi and three lessons we can learn from their message.

This message explores God's call to a young woman named Mary and her obedient response. This remarkable woman, the mother of Jesus, has much to teach us about trusting God and His plan for our lives.

Joseph, the husband of Mary and the earthly father of Jesus, is an "unsung hero" in the Advent accounts. The Bible records no words spoken by him. Yet Joseph plays a critical role in the advent of Jesus. This message examines what we can...

Zechariah was an ordinary priest who played an extraordinary role in preparing for the advent of Jesus. His example teaches us that God can use people whose faith is less than perfect. This message explores Zechariah's angelic encounter and the...

In this message, Rev. Dr. Bruce Anderson of EPC World Outreach identifies the four "all's" of the Great Commission.

In this sermon we give thought to an attribute of the church that we could easily take for granted. That mark is the practice of assembling regularly.

Why is baptism important in the Christian faith? What does it mean? Can it make a difference in my life? This message explores biblical teaching on baptism to help us see what it means and why it matters.

Most church-goers have participated in the Lord's Supper, or Communion, but do we really know what it means? Why does Scripture give stern warnings about taking it wrongly? This message explores biblical teaching on the purpose and right practice...

In Romans 14, we see the Apostle Paul desired real unity for the church in Rome. This is a unity that makes room for differences without giving way to division. It is a oneness in spite of differences, not a oneness void of differences. This kind of...

No one likes a judgmental person. And no one wants to go to a judgmental church. But is there ever a right time to judge people? This message explores what the Bible teaches about the right and wrong things to judge.