Sunday School class focused on the subjects of marriage, singleness, and sexuality.

This exposition of Psalm 103 will focus upon the way to cultivate heartfelt, wholehearted, joyful praise to God.

This sermon will explore the significance of Jesus Christ as our great prophet, priest, and king.

This sermon will seek to explain the meaning and importance of the doctrine of the hypostatic union, showing the glory of Jesus and what makes him such a capable and sufficient Savior.

This exposition of Genesis 28:10-22 focuses on God's grace in revealing himself to sinners and making a way for them to be reconciled to him.

This exposition of Genesis 27:41-28:9 will focus on the lessons learned from the direction each member of Isaac's family takes after Jacob steals the blessing from Esau.

This exposition of Genesis 26:34-27:40 will focus on several vital lessons learned from the account of Jacob stealing his father's blessing from Esau.

This exposition of Genesis 26:1-33 will focus upon the common troubles of the people of God in every generation, and God's faithfulness to them in the midst of those troubles.

In this exposition of Genesis 25:27-34, we learn about the foolishness of trading the blessing of God for the fleeting pleasures of this life.

Returning to the book of Genesis, we will meditate upon the enduring nature of God's saving promises as seen in Genesis 25:19-26.

This final exposition of Galatians will focus on the true nature of Christianity.

This exposition of Galatians 6:6-10 will focus on the need to invest in the church as a means to invest in eternity.

This exposition of Galatians 6:1-5 will focus on the kind of love that God commands his people to have for one another.

This exposition of Galatians 5:16-26 will focus on the need Christians have for the power of the Holy Spirit to live a truly holy life.

In this exposition of Galatians 5:16-26, we will consider the weakness of the law and our need for the Holy Spirit to overcome sin.

This exposition of Galatians 5:13-15 will focus on the way our freedom in Christ calls for our obedience to him. True Christian freedom leads to obedience, not to sin.

In this section Paul turns to the implications of the doctrine of justification by faith alone, calling the church to make a clean break with legalistic teachers and legalistic teachings. This exposition of Galatians will focus on the definition of legalism and how to break free from it.

In Galatians 4:21-5:1, Paul does a deep dive into a familiar Old Testament passage, to demonstrate how even the Law of God teaches that salvation is only in Christ.

A look at true satisfaction and where it comes from according to Psalm 90:14.

Looking at Galatians 4:8-20, we will consider the need Christians have to remember the Gospel and the sufficiency of Christ as our only Savior.