Sermons

In this sermon from Pastor Ben, we see that God's solution for the separation His people's sin created between them was to come dwell among them in a tent. He did that then with the tabernacle, in Christ at the incarnation, and now He's made his people His dwelling place until He comes again and we will dwell with and in Him forever.

In this sermon from Ben, we behold the glory of the holy God desiring and making a way to live among His people. God gave Israel the tabernacle and its articles to be shadows that truly pictured heavenly realities to come, and the substance belongs to Christ.

In this sermon from David, we see God's heart and design for covenant worship in his confirmation of the Mosaic covenant with Israel.

In this Easter 2024 sermon, we behold the resurrected Christ and the good news of peace with God through Him. How are we called to bear witness to Him? In this message from Ben, we see that Peter proclaims that God the Father anointed Christ, the resurrection proved Him, the apostles witnessed Him, and the prophets proclaimed Him. Let us worship Him!

In this sermon from Dave, we behold God's provision and promises to his covenant people. In this text, we see God's call to us to be careful to listen to and obey him as he continues to dwell with us and to save us in His slow and steady work of sanctification.

In this sermon from Ben, we continue to dive into applications of God's moral law in the civil life of Israel, and we behold both God's holiness and his mercy and his call on us to be like him.

In this sermon from Ben, we behold what God's law requires of us with regard to the property he's entrusted to us and the property he's entrusted to others. We see the dignity he's given to all in giving them a right to private property, and we see the glory of laying our rights down when he calls us to for the sake of Christ and his gospel.

In this message from David, we dive into the book of the covenant, God's civil laws to the nation of Israel. In these laws, we behold the character and wisdom of the God who is holy, righteous, and good. The law of God was not written in a vacuum. They come to humanity and speak to us as we are. They are a reflection of God’s heart, and in it true righteousness and justice are revealed. We have to understand that we are reading laws to ancient Israel through our cultural lenses, but we must believe that God’s revelation in these laws is sufficient to teach us about justice and just laws for society.

In this sermon from Ben, we see how God reveals himself to his people in his holiness so that they might learn to fear him and keep his commandments. In Exodus 20, the people plead with Moses for a mediator, and God has gloriously answered in sending the Lord Jesus Christ to be both our atoning sacrifice and the one Mediator between God and man. So how now shall we consider the fear of God and this account in Exodus in light of Christ’s atonement and mediation for us by his blood? What does it look like to fear him and offer him acceptable worship today?

In this sermon from pastor Ben, we behold Christ's call to faith and prayer as our primary means of building his kingdom with him. As Bunyan said, we can do more than pray after we have prayed, but we cannot do more than pray until we have prayed. Will we take up this spiritual weapon that has divine power and be a channel of Christ's life and power in our town? May he help our unbelief as we look to him together in faith, and may he teach us to pray and give us grace to be the house of prayer he's called us to be.