Sabbath-breaking isn't just about working—it's about refusing to rejoice in what God calls holy. The Lord’s Day is not a burden to bear, but a delight to behold—a gift of rest, worship, and joy in Christ.

The heartbeat of the Reformation was not rebellion—it was a return. A return to the blazing center of the gospel: that salvation is not mediated by man, mass, or merit, but by Christ alone—Solus Christus.

What must I do to be saved? In this message, we look to Scripture—and the unwavering testimony of Lady Jane Grey—to see that salvation comes not by ritual, merit, or human effort, but by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone.

What must I do to be saved? In this message, we look to Scripture—and the unwavering testimony of Lady Jane Grey—to see that salvation comes not by ritual, merit, or human effort, but by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone.

In this sermon from Proverbs 6:20–24, we look at the vital role of parents in preparing their children to walk in purity. Pastor Kendall shares a personal story and a biblical call for fathers and mothers to actively teach and protect their children from the growing dangers of sexual temptation.

This week in the Law Homily we narrow our focus of the second commandment to the phrase: "Thou shalt not make" and discuss its implications for our life, worship, and repentance!

In this week's Sunday School, we go back to 16th century Zurich and trace how Sola Scriptura defined the ministry of Ulrich Zwingli

This week, we look at Proverbs 6:20 and we look at what makes motherhood glorious and how a godly woman can have a lasting legacy.

All of us, from time to time, live out of alignment with our confession. We say with our lips that there is a God, but live with our behavior as if He does not exist. That is the focus of this weeks law homily on the first commandment

In our new series on the Five Solas, we begin with what jump started the entire Reformation, which was, the recovery of Sola Scriptura