Christians trust in God's promises that haven't been fulfilled yet. But what about God's promises to the Jews? If God turns His back on those promises, can we trust God's promises to us? Come find out why God is trustworthy in all His promises.

Christians call themselves, "Children of God" and call God, "Our Heavenly Father." Do we think God is an old man in the sky? Do we think God makes our lives easier because we're His children? Do we think God doesn't love us until we become Christians? Come and hear what it's actually like to be in God's family.

When you become a Christian, your desires don't magically align with God's desires. Your old desires and new desires struggle against each other, but God is faithful in the midst of the struggle. Come hear how how God helps every day to take up that struggle.

Christians know that sins creep up in their lives after they put their trust in Jesus. But should sin worry us about our future with God? Listen and find out why we're confident in our hope for the future.

Last week, we talked about the good news that God judges sin. But if we're all sinners, how can any of us make it past God's judgment? Through Jesus, God both maintains his judgment of sin and gives us a way through his judgment. Listen and find out how.

The good news that God saves us has two sides to it: grace and judgment. This sermon address God’s judgment: God knows what is right and wrong, and God will right all wrongs. We believe it is good news that God will judge us all. Listen and find out why.

Christians believe that God made promises to the Jewish people. If God had not fulfilled those promises, all non-Jewish people wouldn’t be able to be a part of God’s people. This sermon lays the foundation for the rest of the series: God follows through on His promises to all of us by saving all of us.