Stephen Angliss | It’s been said that nothing is certain in life but death in taxes. Yet in Exodus 30, God will show how the paying of a tax will save His people from death, and in doing so, illustrate the work of Christ and the Gospel in paying the debt all people owe to God. Join us to understand a census points to salvation.

Stephen Angliss | If the Tabernacle is a blueprint for how to know God, then the golden altar of incense is an illustration of how to interact with the God that is known. If the Gospel provides a relationship with the Lord, then what does that relationship entail? Join us in our study of the Altar of Incense in Exodus 30:1-10 to discover biblical truths about how God can be known through prayer and praise.

Stephen Angliss | Not only does being God’s representative require much sacrifice and grace in the life of a believer, it also results of much blessing. Join us for this final sermon in Exodus 29 to see what results from God consecrating sinners to be His saints.

Stephen Angliss | God calls all of His people to serve Him as priests to the world, but that doesn’t mean they are qualified in themselves to be God’s representatives — God must qualify them. Join us for the second installment of our study of Exodus 29 where God shows how He equips His priests through sacrifice.

Stephen Angliss | In order to be a priest, or a representative of God to the world, there is a long list of qualifications that only God can put on your life. Find out what those are and what it means to be God’s priest today by joining us in Exodus 29:1-14.

Stephen Angliss | What enters one into a relationship with God? The Eastern Orthodox tradition holds that baptism brings someone into fellowship with God. The Bible says only faith can do that. Join us as we study Scripture to examine how one becomes a Christian and the proper role of Baptism in a believer’s life.

Stephen Angliss | The Bible teaches that a Christian is only saved by grace through faith, not through their works, but only through God’s gift of His Son, Jesus Christ. All false religions, particularly Eastern Orthodoxy, deny this Gospel, which is why it’s crucial to look always to Scripture to understand how one can be made right with God. Join us as we continue to expose the lies of Eastern Orthodoxy with Scripture alone.

Stephen Angliss | Paul describes Christ as the “icon” of the invisible God. Because of this, stemming back to the giving of the Ten Commandments, God has always forbidden people from worshipping through any physical images other than the ones He provides and prescribes. Join us in God’s Word to discover why only Christ is worthy of worship and why worshipping God in any created thing is idolatry.

Stephen Angliss | Part 2 of this three-part series examining the lies of Eastern Orthodoxy against Scripture focuses on the supremacy and centrality of Christ. There is no other mediator, intercessor, savior, or icon of worship other than Christ alone. Join us as we study God’s Word and what it says about the importance of Christ.

Stephen Angliss | Christ warned that in the last days many with itching ears would wander off into myths and accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions (2 Tim. 4:3-4). Perhaps no myth exemplifies this more in our current age than Eastern Orthodoxy. 

What should be made of Eastern Orthodoxy? Is it the true Church? Simply another form of Christianity? Or something else entirely? Join us Sunday at 9am & 10:30am for a message examining the falsehoods of Eastern Orthodoxy and discovering in Scripture how authentic, sincere, and intentional devotion to Christ can only be done according to His Word alone.