The world is desperately confused about the nature and origin of love. This exposition will seek to unpack the glory of God's love and what it means for God to be love, as John calls him in 1 John 4.

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.

No one drifts into holiness. Grace-driven effort is required for us to grow spiritually. In this sermon, we will consider the goodness of urgently seeking to grow in our love for one another in the coming year.

In this sermon, we will tackle a question about dealing with hateful people, and a question about responding to wayward adult children.

In this sermon, we will kick off a new mini-series on Christ's letters to his churches in Revelation 2-3. In this first letter (Revelation 2:1-7), we'll see consider what Christ has to say to the church in Ephesus, a church much like our own. We'll meditate on the danger of a loveless orthodoxy and hear what Christ has to say to a church that has fallen prey to this danger.

In this sermon we'll look at Paul's instructions in 1 Timothy 5:9-16 regarding how the church ought to care for widows, and see what it has to teach us today about caring for people in need.

In 1 Timothy 5:3-16, Paul teaches Timothy and the Ephesian church about the proper care of widows in and around their congregation. This instruction is important and holds wide application to our relationships with the members of our earthly families. In this sermon, we'll look at verses 3-8 of the passage, and think through what our relationships with the members of our families have to do with our profession of faith in Christ.

In this sermon, we will start to dig into Paul's instruction about how to love people in our spiritual and earthly families; our fellow church members and our 'blood' relatives.

This is the perfect time to reflect deeply on how we are (or aren't) loving the people in our homes. God's Word helps us do this as His Spirit changes us.