Who are you lord? What are you up to? How does it stand between us? God speaks: Jesus Christ. ~ Karl Barth Jesus comes to us as the full disclosure of God. Join us for a message for the Seventh Sunday of Easter.

When Jesus abides in us we are supernaturally convinced to 1) Root our theology in the incarnation, 2) Love all who are born of God, and 3) Freely confess our sins. Grab your Bible and join us for an exposition of 1 John 4.17-5.12.

We have a role to play in Jesus’ promise to return and renew all things. We are invited to join Jesus and hasten the coming day of God. Grab your Bible and join us for an exposition of 2 Peter 3.11-18.

2000 years ago we were promised that the Jesus who ascended to the right hand of the Father would one day return to make all things new. Why the delay? The answer is found in the patience of God. Grab your Bible and join us for an exposition of 2 Peter 3.5-10.

What kind of fruit does abiding in Jesus produce? Join us for a message for the Fifth Sunday of the Easter Season from John 15.1-17.

Did god really say? This is the Satan‘s question for us when he finds us impatient. Patience is a virtue and impatience is advice. Please join us for an exposition of 2 Peter 3.3-4.

So often the Bible is used as an excuse to disobey the plain commands of Jesus. The apostle Peter exhorts us to remember the words spoken in the past by the holy prophets and the commandment of the Lord and Savior. In other words, the Scriptures must be read in submission to the commands of king Jesus. Grab your Bible and join us for an exposition of 2 Peter 3.1-2.

Does our diet of Christian teaching reflect a healthy biblical balance? Or, does our diet of Christian teaching resemble a smorgasbord? Buffets have their place, but they are not a good long-term option. Neither is a smorgasbord approach to Christian teaching. Grab your Bible and join us for an exposition of 2 Peter 2.17-22.

As Christians we believe not only that Christ was raised, but that he now lives and reigns among us by the Spirit. Jesus lives and reigns among us as the Good Shepherd described in John 10.

Grab your Bible and join us for an exposition of 2 Peter 2.12-16.