How It Works

We all love salvation. But how does it work? Join us as we go “under the hood” of salvation to understand how God can forgive us and still be just. 

What’s Our Problem?

Paul has talked about pagan Gentiles, so-called “good”people, and religious Jews. There is a lot of finger-pointing going on between these groups; however, we all end up in the same boat. We all share the same fundamental problem. What is it? Join us as Sam Yeiter concludes the first section of our sermon series in Romans.  

Think Again

Last Sunday we looked at how the Apostle Paul described the wickedness and evil of this world which God will justly judge (Romans 1:21-32). This Sunday, Paul addresses two groups of people who, for one reason or another, think they are exempt from God’s judgment (Romans 2). To them (and to us) Paul says: “Think again.” Join us as we continue in our study of the Book of Romans.

Wrath for Real

God’s wrath, like death and taxes, is not a conversation starter. Like taxes and death, God’s wrath is real and must be reckoned with. Unlike taxes and death, God’s wrath is avoidable . . . but that’s getting ahead of the story. What is God’s wrath? Why does it exist? What should we know about it? Join us as Pastor Tim Boucher leads us through Romans 1:18-32. 

“I am not ashamed of the gospel,” wrote Paul in the opening section of his epistle to the believers in Rome. Why was Paul so eager and unashamed to share the gospel with the church in Rome? Join us as we launch into Romans, the Bible’s most thorough revelation of the gospel of God’s grace. 

Isaiah 53 is arguably the clearest presentation of the gospel in the Old Testament. It’s powerful, but it isn’t pretty or easy to read. Grace is God’s free gift of forgiveness to us, but it cost Him infinitely. Inspired by the Holy Spirit, Isaiah stretches human language in his effort to describe the infinite cost of grace. Join us as we conclude our sermon series, “Ancient Hope: The Gospel in the Old Testament.”    

“On the mountain of the Lord it will be provided,” said God’s people long before Jesus appeared. What will be provided? A substitute! Centuries before it was fulfilled at the cross of Christ on a hill outside Jerusalem, God’s promise of providing a substitute was foreshadowed, possibly on the same mountain. Join us as Dr. Tiberius Rata takes us to one of the high points of God’s grace in the Old Testament: “God himself will provide the lamb.”  

Out of Egypt

God’s rescue of his people from bondage in Egypt is the great salvation story of the Old Testament. At the heart of the Passover story is God’s grace in making a way to redeem and free his people.  Join us as we consider how this saving grace still frees us today.

Surprised by Grace

Grace shows up in unexpected places and in unexpected ways, starting with the worst day in the history of the world (Genesis 3). God leaves an ever-expanding trail of grace right through the Old Testament. Join us as we begin to follow this trail of grace in the Old Testament with a new sermon series titled “Ancient Hope.”   

The Best Gift

We use one word to define ourselves and our fellowship of churches: Grace. What is so amazing about grace? Join us as we consider the best gift ever: the “incomparable riches of God’s grace.”