When the faithful covenant mercy of God is seen in his acts of providence, we must praise Him for it and take courage in the fact that He is and always will be faithful to His chosen people. Here, among other things, we see his faithful HESED.

This message from our Men's Breakfast looks at how Jesus crossed barriers to bring the good news to others and how we may do the same.

Why must the Christian pursue sanctification- Is it essential or optional- Here we see why it is an essential to the Christian life and how we must pursue it by grace. And why this is to our good.

Because it is God's word that reveals him to us and equips us to walk with him, we must seek to have a life that is shaped by regular exposure to God's word. This message reveals why that is true and offers practical suggestions about how to be in the word daily.

Because it is God's determined purpose to sanctify every believer in Christ, we must pursue a life of Christian holiness in the power of the Holy Spirit. This message is part one on sanctification.

Because God's Word alone has the power to renew and restore His people to their walk with Him, we must devote our lives to knowing it thoroughly, living it faithfully and sharing it with others.

This message considers how the Christian may come to a full assurance of salvation through believing the objective word, seeing the evidence of God's grace and resting in the work of the Spirit of Christ.

Because God is faithful to keep His covenant promises, we must entrust ourselves to him despite all opposition and celebrate his goodness as it is revealed to us.

The Spirit Himself confirms our adoption as sons, thus granting us an inner assurance of salvation by faith. In this part 1 message, we see how faith and doubt can both exist in the same heart, but how we can come to assurance of salvation.

The prophets Haggai and Zechariah show us that, because we are often discouraged by the opposition of the world, we need to be strengthened and encouraged through the regular hearing of God's Word.