In this sermon, we saw the privileged call of the Christian to be devoted to Jesus and His Word.

In this passage, Paul reminds Titus and us to look both backward and forward each day and to experience the transforming effect of each look.

In this sermon, CJ helped us consider the fruit and effect that self-control can have in the lives of young men who are disciples of Jesus Christ.

Paul’s instructions for women cast a glorious vision both for their lives and for the transfer of the gospel from generation to generation.

In this sermon, CJ took time to consider and expound on the often overlooked and unappreciated virtue of self-control.

In this sermon from Titus 2, CJ gave us a fresh appetite for sound doctrine and reminded us of the transforming effect it can have in our lives.

In this passage, Paul reminds Timothy why he left him in Crete and in so doing reminds all of us of the deadly dangers of false teachers.

This week as we had the privilege to send Michael Kenean Granger to Ethiopia, CJ reminded us how to support those we send with the gospel.

On the occasion of ordaining three men into ministry, this sermon explores the relationship between the congregation and the pastors who serve them.

In this sermon, CJ reminded us that the church is the precious possession of God, temporarily entrusted to the stewardship of elders.