This exposition of Hebrews 9:26-28 will highlight how the death of Christ and the return of Christ relate to our death, judgment, and salvation. There is no issue more urgent and important than this.

In this sermon we will explore the mystery of all mysteries; the doctrine of the Trinity.

In this exposition of Genesis 18:16-33, we'll explore why God's perfect justice is bad news for unrepentant sinners, and good news for God's redeemed people.

Guest speaker Sean Davis preaches from Romans 1:16-17, showing four crucial reasons why we shouldn't be ashamed of the gospel.

In our next exposition, we will tackle the surprising (and somewhat difficult) beginning of Genesis 6 (6:1-4), where we see mankind spiraling downward in sin and unable to save himself from the cycle of death that dominates our world.

In this sermon on Acts 4:1-12, we will dive into the Reformation doctrine Solus Christus (Christ Alone).

In this sermon, we'll spend time meditating on the curious statement of Genesis 1:2 - and see how God is a God who brings life out of desolate places.

In this Baptism Sunday sermon, we'll consider three truths that are pictured in the ordinance of baptism.

In this sermon we return to John 3:1-21, to explore what God requires of us to live with him forever in his eternal kingdom. This week we consider the meaning and necessity of believing in Jesus for salvation.

Who will live with God forever? Is a question that all of us should take seriously, and scripture gives us the answer. In this sermon we begin to walk through John 3:1-21, one of Jesus’ most intense evangelistic encounters recorded in the Gospels, which directly lays out the chief requirements for living with God in His eternal kingdom. In part 1 we focus on the necessity of the ‘new birth’ and the meaning of Jesus’ words, “You must be born again”.