Rev. Lee concludes the catechism by looking at the end of the Lord's Prayer, especially as it prepares the believer to persevere through suffering in the Christian life.

Rev. Lee begins turns to the last three chapters in the "grace" section of Romans, looking at Paul's discussion of God's mysterious plan to save both the "fullness of gentiles" and "all Israel." In Romans 9, Paul describes how God's grace toward his people has always operated on the principle of divine election.

Rev. Dr. Brian Lee teaches about election from the Belgic Confession. Originally preached July 12, 2020.

Rev. Gossett Continues our series through Romans with Romans 8:1-17, "By the Spirit we are alive and heirs."

Rev. Lee returns to our series through Romans looking at one of the most challenging passages of the Apostle Paul's writings. How should believers view their relationship with God's law?

Rev. Lee continues our study on prayer in the catechism by looking at our prayer for forgiveness, and the nature of the necessity of our work of forgiving others.

Can you be "too heavenly minded to be any earthly good?" Peter calls us to remember the prophetic word of the Lord that he would return in glory and bring in the new heavens and the new earth, and asks us to consider how we should then live in this age between his comings.

We look at our fourth and final text of the nativity, Matthew 2, and explore the centrality of worship to Christmas. The praise rendered to Christ in the manger is a sign of the praise that he receives now in glory.