If the Bible is what it claims to be—then we should expect that it would manifest divine depth and breadth in its subject matter. What do we find when we study this book today? Many centuries later, the Bible remains just as rich and relevant as ever—because it is the eternal Word of our Creator.

In this Lord's Day Message, Pastor Kevin preaches a message titled: "Guard, Grow, and Glorify" from 2nd Peter 3:17-18.

This was a brief Bible message delivered at the memorial service for Roger Haughwout (1943-2024).

Pastor Kevin preaches a message titled: "A Thanksgiving Prayer" from Colossians 4:2-6.

This lecture continues the previous week's discussion on the Bible's moral integrity by examining the problem of evil, the doctrine of hell, and God's destruction of the Canaanites. Then we examine ten characteristics of the Bible's testimony that prove it is trustworthy.

Pastor Kevin preaches with a message titled: "Be Ready For The Return" from 2 Peter 3:14-16.

The more we learn about the Bible, the more we learn we can trust it. In this lesson, we further examine the Bible's integrity when it comes to its own logical consistency, its relationship to science, and its moral integrity.

In this study, we examine the highpoint of the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus summarizes the whole law into a single commandment. A world so wicked and divided as ours needs to see from the church what a genuinely Christian treatment of others looks like.

With time and discovery, archaeology and historical research have not ceased to confirm the Bible is historically accurate. Adequately demonstrating this would require more than a single lecture. But this study at least endeavors to show how the Bible stands out from mere mythology as genuine history.

Why trust the Bible when it was written by men? Didn't men choose the books? Didn't men corrupt the Bible? This study discusses why we can trust the Bible in light of "How We Got Our Bible." Key themes include the inspiration, canonization, and preservation of Scripture.