The Bible is filled with music. Whenever the people of God have an encounter with Him, their hearts are filled to the brim, and their mouths are filled with song. Join us this Christmas as we examine the songs of Christmas, this week we are in the book of Psalms! 

In one of the most familiar passages in the Bible on marriage, we see a clear point bubbling underneath the surface. In Ephesians 5:22-32, we see the love that Christ has for His bride, the Church, which by extension means the love He has for us. Join us as we explore the love of Christ and rest in the warm intimacy of His Gospel. 

As we conclude our series on the true church, we examine 11 aspects of a true church that are given in 1 Peter 2:1-12. Join us as we consider these things together. 

One of the aspects of a true church is unity. God made us for unity, Christ died to bring us in union with God, the Holy Spirit is working for unity in the church, and when the church is in unity the world gets to see the glory of the Gospel. Join us this week as we examine how, why, and where unity comes from! 

Every church has a government, but not every church government is Biblical. Today, we examine what a Biblical church government is, what officers can serve, and what that requires of a congregation. 

The Bible begins with God making humans and putting them under a masculine and feminine commission. And while sin damaged that commission, it has been restored in Jesus Christ! Join us as we explore our great commission in light of the home together. 

When we look at the Bible, more than seventy-five percent of its pages are comprise of the Old Testament. And yet, of the two testaments, this one if the most neglected. What we will see today is that there is great continuity between the two testaments, especially when it comes to the Lord's Supper, which comes directly out of the Passover. Join us as we explore these things together. 

What role does the "law" have in the life of the believer? Do we obey it? Or, do we scrap it? Are we saved by it? Or has it been abolished? Join us this week as we look at the ongoing ministry of the law of God on the people of God. 

A true church practices a true and faithful liturgy. This includes prioritizing confession. 

The Lord has not only called us to give Him worship, praise, and participation on the Sabbath, but the Sabbath is also a gift to God's people. In the Scriptures we learn that the Sabbath was made for man, which was by design and by the love and mercy of God. Join us as we examine how we are called into worship by being called into the Sabbath.