Join us as we welcome visiting paster, Andrew Smith, as he unpacks the Word for us this morning!

In order to inherit Jesus' life, we must first join Him in His death. Join us as we explore what Jesus' way, truth, and life is, and what that means for us.

Jesus came to die. From His birth, even from the first moments of creation, there was a straight line path carved out from Christ, that would take Him from the manger to the cross, from Eden to the garden tomb. Join us this Good Friday as we examine Christ's way.

When Christ said that He was going to go and prepare a place for us, He was using wedding language that a bridegroom would bounce to his future bride. Join us as we consider the truths of this passage and revel in what Christ has done for us!

When Jesus prepares His disciples for His departure, He tells them that He is going away to prepare a place for them. The place that Jesus was preparing was none other than a new and glorious temple. Join us as we explore what the temple is, why Jesus was replacing it, and why that is the best news ever!

As Jesus prepared His disciples for life without Him, He was preparing them for war. A fight for holiness, for purity, for the Kingdom to advance, and to fight in all aspects of life. Jesus gave His disciples three behaviors that would help them stay in the fight. Join us as we discuss those three behaviors this morning.

While God is never ultimately distant from His people, and while nothing can separate us from the Love of God, which is in Christ Jesus, there are times when our feelings do not line up with reality. Join us as we consider how to deal with, think about, and overcome our feelings. 

We tend to approach our lives like we are in control. But, what happens when God allows us to walk in shadows, allows us to faceplate for our good and for His glory? How will we respond then? Will we trust God and joyfully continue following Him? Join us as we examine John 13:36-38 as we dive into these things together. 

After Judas defects from the discipleship community, Jesus turns His focus onto encouraging His disciples and giving them assurance in Him. Join us as we examine five lines of assurance Jesus offers them and that He also offers us. 

God not only chooses His people, to ransom them into eternal life and to bring them into His blessings, but He also chooses those who will remain in their sins and be lost forever. While this is a difficult doctrine, as we will see today, it is in Scripture, and we must wrestle with. Join us as we look at the difficult doctrine of reprobation and see what John 13:18-30 teaches us.