In our sermon we consider John's symbolic prophetic act of measuring the temple of God, but excluding its outer court. We see how God protects & preserves his people while also allowing them to be susceptible to persecution in this world for our eternal good.

Jack VanDrunen discusses the wealth of the New Testament manuscripts that have been discovered in the modern age and the great confidence that we should have that God has kept his Word pure throughout the ages.

In our sermon we continue to consider John's recommissioning as a prophet by the Lord Jesus Christ and the faithful witness that the church is to provide while here on earth.

In our sermon we hear the second half of the story of the healing of the Syrian general Naaman and the greed which motivated Elisha's servant Gehazi to claim some of the reward for himself.

Jack VanDrunen continues his Sunday school series on how the Word of God has been kept pure throughout the ages by considering the Textus Receptus, or "received text", which was the textual basis for the King James Version in 1611.

In our sermon, we hear the Angel of the Lord serve as a faithful witness, assuring us that God's eternal purposes of redemption and judgment will most certainly be fulfilled.

In the sermon our summer intern Jack VanDrunen continues his series in Hebrews as we consider the letter's first exhortation: to pay much closer attention to what we have heard from the Lord.

Jack VanDrunen continues his Sunday school series by detailing the vast manuscript witness of the New Testament.

In our sermon, Jack VanDrunen considers the healing of the Syrian general Naaman by the prophet Elisha, as we see that even in the Old Testament, the grace of God extended beyond ethnic Israel.