Guadete. It isn't easy to say, but it's the third week of Advent, when we consider the Joy of Christ's coming into the world. Listen as Elder Glenn Jones delivers this week's exhortation to TRC Chattanooga.

Examining Colossians 1:15-20, Rev. George Crocker meditates on Christ's preeminence in all things and how that applies to us in this Advent season.

The second week of Advent is focused on the topic of Peace. People can end up with a lot of misconceptions about Christian peace, and Christ's mission of peace on the earth. Listen as Elder Wes Keene delivers this week's exhortation to TRC Chattanooga.

The season of Advent is misunderstood. In fact, a lot of people don't even know the word. But for the church, it is a highly important season. Unfortunately, even inside the church, some don't understand the purpose of this season. This is what we meditate on during this week's sermon. Listen as Elder Wes Keene preaches at TRC Chattanooga.

As we roll into a new church year, we also start a new church season: Advent. The weeks of Advent each have their own meaning. This first week of Advent represents "hope". How do we understand hope? Listen as Elder Wes Keene explains, in this week's Advent exhortation.

The end of the church year is celebrated by Christ the King Sunday. Elder Glenn Jones teaches on Daniel 7 and Revelation 1 as we celebrate and proclaim what it means that the world is ruled by Jesus Christ, the King.

Psalm 2:12 teaches us about God's judgement and mercy distributed by his Son. Elder Glenn Jones encourages us to take refuge in him as those who have kissed the Son and receive forgiveness through his kingship. 

Deciphering all the judgement prophecies of Christ is tricky. We must examine all the relevant texts to understand them. Listen as Rev. David Beckmann walks through them at TRC Chattanooga.

We’re all pleased that Donald Trump won the election, but there were many good kings in Judah who ruled well but failed in one key area. Listen as Elder Wes Keene delivers his exhortation to TRC Chattanooga.

The Psalms are the bible’s prayer book. They’re Christ’s prayer book. They are our prayer book, too. Psalm 11, through its chiastic structure points us to the one thing we need to keep in mind, given our present circumstances. Listen as Pastor Joe Thacker delivers his sermon at TRC Chattnooga.