This week, a glimpse from the book of Revelation, where a new song is sung – a song of praise that reflects a mighty struggle now, but also a brilliant future that God has in store for us.

Even in the wake of triumph, it’s easy to find uncertainty. This week, we learn how to stand firm. This week, we learn how to stand firm. Guest preacher Daniel Sims brings the message.

You will not find the bones of Jesus in a tomb outside Jerusalem, mummified in a museum, or buried in an obscure history book. And you certainly won't find him dead and gone. He is alive in well in his word, without fail, every time we gather around it.

God’s anger? Finished. The power of Satan? Finished. The Word and will of God? Complete - all in Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross. This is what makes Good Friday good.

It's not a symbolic act or an impressive cosmic trick. The Lord's Supper is a new arrangement that Jesus pours himself into to free you from sin, death, and damnation.

We're jumping into Holy Week with a lesson guided by Luke's account of Jesus' passion.

Are you entitled to a place in God's church? Jesus uses a story about a vineyard that offers both encouragement and a warning.

When it comes to us spiritual prodigals, Jesus sees us as his own.

The suffering of the Israelites in the desert is a useful lesson in dealing with temptation. And in that battle, we have a faithful God who can guide us out.

The enemies of God’s people want to push Jesus away from those who loves and cares for. So this week, as Jesus weeps over Jerusalem, we echo a great hymn by pleading with our Lord never to leave us.