We continue our teaching through the Ten Commandments as a guide to the Christian life of gratitude, looking at the importance of marriage and chastity for both married and single members of the church.

Rev. Gossett continues our series in Romans with Romans 3:1-20, "God Shows No Partiality."

We continue our journey through the Heidelberg Catechism's teaching on the Ten Commandments, in the section of the catechism on how we show our gratitude to God for his saving work in Christ. In this episode we see that the Law is not to show us how righteous we are, but how sinful. In particular, Christ teaches us that we all commit the sin of murder in our hearts.

In chapter 2 Paul argues from our natural impulse to judge to God's ultimate judgment of all men according to the "secrets of their heart." The Gospel calls all people to repentance, and charges us as guilty for crimes worthy of death.

Rev. Lee begins to unpack the importance of understanding our guilt as a preface to the Gospel, and the foundational sin that leads to all our disordered rebellion from God and his created order. Bad news first, then good.

Rev. Lee looks at the importance of Sunday worship as it is taught to us in the Heidelberg Catechism's treatment of the Fourth commandment.

Rev. Brian Lee continues our series in Romans by looking at Paul's thematic opening statement presenting the gospel as "the power of God for salvation from faith to faith."

Rev. Lee continues through the Heidelberg Catechism's treatment of the Ten Commandments, looking at how the Law reveals our sin and also shows us how to respond in gratitude to God's saving work in us.

Rev. Lee introduces a new series on the book of Romans: "The Gospel in Romans: Guilt, Grace, Gratitude." In this introduction we see how the book of Romans is uniquely focused on the Gospel, and why the Apostle Paul was concerned with providing such an orderly summary of his gospel preaching to the Roman church. We also note the method this series will take, observing how the teaching of Romans is divided into the topics of Guilt, Grace, and Gratitude.

Rev. Gossett continues our year through the catechism with the first Lord's day on the 3rd commandment, with "The Right Use of God's name."