This was the next sermon in our regular Sunday series from Genesis. It was a sermon entitled "The Serpent Was More Crafty" (from Genesis 3:1-6) that addressed the biblical warnings that guard us against the tactics of the Enemy of our souls.

In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe called on us to cast our anxieties on the Lord because He cares for us.

This was the next sermon in our regular Sunday series from Genesis. It was a sermon entitled "They Were Not Ashamed" (from Genesis 2:24-25) that addressed the biblical foundation for Christian thinking about human sexuality.

This was the next sermon in our regular Sunday series from Genesis. It was a sermon entitled "They Shall Become One Flesh" (from Genesis 2:24-25) that addressed the vital biblical foundation for faithful Christian belief and thought that enables Christians to truly hold marriage in honor among all.

In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe called on us to respond rightly even and especially when it appears that evildoers are prospering and wrongdoers are winning. We must not WORRY, ENVY, or RAGE; we must REMEMBER their end; and we must RESPOND to our Lord in ways that are appropriate: TRUST fully, BE holy, DELIGHT truly, COMMIT selflessly, and WAIT patiently. This is a God-glorifying response that silences the way our fallen hearts tend to react when life does not go our way.

This was the eighth message of an expository series on the book of Genesis, and it addressed the biblical foundation for Christian thinking about human sex/gender.

This is the latest episode of The TBC Podcast. In this Quiet Time Meditation, Pastor Joe challenged the congregation with this weighty thought: As life in this  fallen world gets harder and harder for the faithful, our Lord has  called us to CHRIST-EXALTING, GOSPEL-PROCLAIMING, MISSION-PURSUING  ENDURANCE to the end! In days like these, we all need to be challenged  with truths like these...

This message was preached at our Resurrection Day Worship Service.

This sermon was presented at our Good Friday Lord's Supper Service.

This was today's Palm Sunday message.