Jesus came to fulfill the Law. He told us during his ministry, "I have not come to abolish [the Law and the Prophets] but to fulfill them." But what did he mean, and why does it matter?

As we continue to explore the reasons why Jesus came at his first advent, we look at the fact that Jesus, though God and King, came to serve.

Advent is a time to reflect on the coming of Jesus Christ in history as we await his return at the end of history. This year we explore several reasons why Jesus came. In the first message, we look at the fact that Jesus came to call sinners.

In our fourth Reformation sermon, we turn to Hebrews. There, the author makes it clear that Jesus is the priest who secures a sinner's redemption, the mediator who secures a sinner's inheritance, the sacrifice who saves sinners. So salvation is accomplished on the merits of Christ alone.

As we continue in a series on the solas of the Reformation, we turn to Romans 4. There the Apostle Paul insists that faith--and only faith--is the mechanism by which we are made right with God.