In today’s passage we see the goal of unity being the stability, growth, and maturity of the church. What role do church leaders play in this process? Join us as we explore this passage and discover the purpose of church leadership!

In these verses Paul exhorts elders to careful diligence of themselves and the church. Join us as we discover why church leadership matters!

In today’s passage the Apostle recounts his ministry among the Thessalonians with an eye toward providing a model for them (and us!) to emulate. Join us as we discover Paul’s mission, motivation, and manner as he himself modeled Christ’s pattern of service!

In today’s message, the conclusion to our mini-series on assurance of salvation, we consider the vital roles of repentance, obedience, and eternal perspective. These three factors constitute a remarkable evidence of the work of the Word in our lives... join us and be encouraged!

We continue our study of this passage by reflecting on the supernatural effect of the Word of God on us. Join us as we explore the foundational evidence of the new birth and gain a new appreciation for the context in which God increases our faith and our assurance!

Christians often struggle with a feeling of assurance. Instead of basing our sense of security on our ever changing emotions, in today’s passage we are encouraged to consider our assurance in light of confidence gained by means of the doctrine of election. Join us as we seek to be encouraged with assurance!

Please join us as we receive a message from our guest speaker, Mr. David Williams.

Oftentimes we find it much easier to be critical of others than to be thankful for them. Faced with a world of opposition, the Apostle Paul knew that his original hearers needed a word of encouragement - and we too are called to be agents of encouragement to each other. Join us as we explore how these opening words both encourage us and inspire us to seek ways to encourage others!

Understanding the significance of what is said or done in a given moment is often based on understanding the context in which it is said or done. As we commence our study of this encouraging book, we begin by considering the Biblical account of the founding of the church to which it was originally addressed. Join us as we explore the background to Paul’s first epistle to the Thessalonians!

As we come to the end of our study of Nahum we learn that God acknowledges the gritty reality of life in a fallen world, complete with the very messy damage caused by sinful actions. We conclude our study reflecting on how this word of judgment against evil is meant to comfort believers. Join us as we meditate on what it means for us that God is our avenger!