Jeremiah comes to God accusing Him of distancing Himself from him, all the while God is saying that it was Israel that turned to other things and brought their own suffering upon themselves.

Jeremiah knew that his hands were not clean. He prayed in a way that mourned for the sin inflicted against God and simultaneously set his hope on God alone.

If God is sovereign, then it changes the way we view our interactions with Him. It will change our prayer life in a way that honors Him and makes much of Him.

Making disciples in your home may seem daunting at first, but simply looking to scripture can influence the way you lead your family in a way that honors God and grows your family's faith.

Jeremiah speaks out against the "stick-gods", or the idols that men have created in place of the Lord of hosts.

Who should be baptized? How should you be baptized? Pastor Philip answers this and more in a special sermon on baptism.

In the final sermon of the Son of Man series, Pastor Philip exposits Jesus’ last instructions for his disciples. The Great Commission propels us by Jesus’ power, for Jesus’ purpose, with Jesus’ presence.

Along with the new covenant Jesus established, Jesus gave one singular commandment to those that would call themselves his disciples: to love one another. How do we balance commandment and covenant? Watch this Sunday's sermon to learn more.

The new covenant that Christ established motivates our faith and gives us direction.

Your works and worship are most effective when they are costly - but when you compare them to the unsurpassed worth of Christ, the cost is worth it.