In this final sermon of 2020, C. J. reminded us of the wisest investment we can make in the new year--reading, meditating upon and studying the Word of God in order to see the glory of God revealed in Jesus.

In this final sermon in our advent series, C. J. reminded us of another group of unlikely Christmas guests, the angels, who brought good news of great joy.

In this sermon, we are introduced to the second unlikely guest at the first Christmas, the foreigners from the east, outsiders and gentiles graciously invited to meet the Savior of the world.

As we start our advent series, Unlikely Christmas Guests, this sermon introduces us to an unsuspecting group of shepherds and explains why God chose this unusual group to be the first hearers the greatest news in the history of the world.

In this text, Paul lists the reasons he thanks God for the Thessalonians as a way to encourage them, and us, to keep doing what they did at first.

In this passage, Paul gives us a personal glimpse into his heart and in seeing him, most importantly, we see Christ.

In this sermon, we get another window into the newly planted Thessalonians church and are reminded of the mercy of God in saving them from Himself

In this passage, Paul begins his letter to the Thessalonians with a deeply heartfelt eruption of thanksgiving and reminds us of the ground of our own gratefulness to the Savior.

In the midst of the many storms in and around us this year, Psalm 93 steadies our souls and reminds us that our God reigns above the tumult.

This Sunday, we began a new series studying the book of Thessalonians in which C.J. reminded us of God's grace in our lives that in turn brings peace.