In this sermon on the seventh commandment, we saw that marriage, and all that it points to, is a precious gift to be honored and guarded at all costs.

In this sermon, we looked at the sixth commandment and were reminded that the Lord takes murder far more seriously than we do.

With our society having lost a right fear of God, our culture is becoming evermore anxious about the unknown. In this sermon, Michael counsels those caught in fear, pointing them to the happy fear of God, which is the beginning of wisdom. This reminder from God’s Word points us to the joyful rest available in Christ Jesus.

Once again we join the Israelites at the base of Mt. Sinai as they hear God himself speak the fifth commandment, the only one of the ten commandments with a specific promise attached to it.

In this sermon, we looked at the fourth commandment and discovered the only place that true rest can be found.

In this sermon, we returned to Mt. Sinai to hear the Lord issue a third command to his people and to us.

In this sermon guest speaker Iain Broomfield asked the question, "What does trusting Jesus look like in a faithless world that is in the grip of such destructive evil?"

In this sermon, Bob reminded us of the good and comforting news that in our fight for joy, God Himself is our only hope.

In this sermon, guest speaker Josh Blount reminded us that as the people of God we are constantly besieged but eternally secure.

On this Father's Day, CJ helped us delve into the second commandment and see that we serve a jealous God who pursues and protects what has redeemed and loved.