While many people disassociate grace with the Old Testament, a deeper look reveals that God was just as gracious in the Old as in the New. He is a gracious God because He is a good God. Join Pastor Jared as he continues his series Grace Upon Grace in Exodus.

The trend today, at least for feel-good, entertainment-driven church services is to avoid the topic of suffering altogether. Nonetheless, suffering is at the heart of the Gospel and the Bible addresses it more often than not. Join Pastor Jared as he addresses Grace in Suffering in the book of Lamentations.

Join Pastor Jared as he continues his sermon series "Grace Upon Grace." Isaiah issued an invitation of salvation to anyone who would simply listen and turn to God in faith.

 Some people think grace is revealed through Jesus in the New Testament, but the Old Testament is graceless. However, the Bible actually shows us something different. Join Pastor Jared as he starts a brand new sermon series on Grace with a hidden story in 2 Samuel 9. Enjoy

Join Pastor Jared as he finishes TBC's sermon series on Galatians. In our modern day, we are inclined to look to self for confidence and esteem. However, the Apostle Paul taught the exact opposite. If we look to self, we will only find disappointment and weakness. If we look to the Cross, we can find hope, security, and confidence. 

As the Apostle Paul brings Gospel truth to application for the Christian life, he addresses the difficult topic of church discipline. In our post modern generation, perhaps nothing has hurt the reputation of Christ more than confronting sin in the lives of believers. Paul provided a view of church discipline that's quite different than the horror stories we have all heard in traditional churches. Enjoy!

Every day a war is raging. This war is not fought overseas or on some ancient battlefield. The Apostle Paul says that a constant war is being fought between the desires of the Flesh and the Holy Spirit's desires. Join pastor Jared as he talks about the War-Within-You War and how we can be certain of our ultimate victory. 

Since we live in the United States, almost everyone thinks of freedom in political terms. However, when the Apostle Paul wrote Galatians, he was most concerned about spiritual freedom. Knowing that we are free because of the Gospel, how are we to use our freedoms? Freedom is actually a dangerous concept. Just like legalism, we must be careful with freedom. 

In Galatians 5, Paul transitions to his final major section of his letter. Like his other letters, after providing doctrinal and propositional truth, Paul now shifts to application. His first topic is a strong appeal for the church to stand firm in Grace and Freedom. Join Pastor Jared as he continues in his series through the book of Galatians called Gospel Matters. 

At the root of the Gospel we find the power of humility, brokenness, repentant hearts, and even hope to the barren. In an allegorical interpretation of a well-known Old Testament story, the Apostle Paul uses metaphor to get to the roots of a Gospel-centered messenger and the message he or she proclaims. Join TBC and pastor Jared as he unpacks Galatians 4.12-31.