When we obey the scriptures, we are prepared to endure suffering and are able to equip others to live out their faith. Our mission is to be a church that not only knows the gospel but obeys it.

We examine Christ as King in our third message in our series. We will contrast two kingdoms, and see that Christ is the better King and why it’s matters.

Today we will examine Matthew 1:18-25 and look at the implications of the Incarnation. God with us should change how we go about everyday life.

In Isaiah, we see the prophecy of the incarnate Jesus. The reality of Christ’s appearance of God with us is a powerful reminder. What does His incarnation have to do with our everyday life?

In this final message we explore the capstone of the Five Solas and heartbeat of the Reformation: the glory of God alone. Looking at the glory of God as his ultimate end in all things, we trace this theme through Scripture and consider its implications on our lives today.

We naturally overestimate the part we play in our own conversion. In this message we do a fly-by in the book of John to see what part we play in being born of the Spirit. Hint: it’s by grace alone.

At the center piece of the 5 Solas is the doctrine of Christ Alone. Through this idea, we learn that not only is Jesus the one true God, and therefore the only legitimate avenue for salvation but the even greater truth that our infinite, omniscient God is exactly like Jesus.

Today we will discuss the essential truth of Scripture Alone. Through the ages, whenever you see faltering among Christians, you can quickly look to a lack of trust in the authority of God’s word. We are going to spend time this morning rethinking the purpose and power of the Word in our lives. What happens when we live a life committed to the scriptures? Our aim today is that through an intentional look at the miracle of God’s word, we will leave with our affections greatly stirred for more of HIs word.