This second exposition of the Life of Faith in the Psalms series will focus on a Christian's relationship with God's revelation in creation and Scripture.

This sermon on Psalm 2 will focus on the urgent need to take refuge in Christ. It helps the listener answer the question: What are you doing with Jesus?

In today's passage, Jesus heals a blind man on the Sabbath and teaches us a great deal about God, this fallen world, and ourselves.

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.

As the Mediator of the New Covenant, Jesus solves the problem of sin, which the Old Covenant never could do.

This exposition brings the "One God" sermon series to a close, by focusing on the fitting response of the creature to a God who is one.

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.

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

What does it mean that God is sovereign? This sermon will explore the biblical (and sometimes controversial) doctrine of the sovereignty of God.

This sermon will seek to define and apply the doctrine of God's absolute holiness.

This exposition will focus on God's unchangeable essence and how it teaches us to trust him always.

This sermon explores several ways in which the perfection of God is unfolded for us in Scripture, helping us see how different God is from us so that we might see ourselves clearly in the light of his perfection.

This first sermon in a series on the attributes of God will focus on God's incomprehensibility and how it should shape the way we live and relate to God.

Looking at Jesus' words in Matthew 12:38-41, we will reflect upon the greatest evidence Jesus provides that we should trust in him as our only Savior and Lord.

As we gather together this Good Friday in remembrance of the sacrifice of Christ Pastor Zach will walk us through an exposition of John 19:28-30.

Genesis 36 is a summary of the prosperity and legacy of Esau that teaches us about the greatest blessings and privileges man can receive from God.

This exposition of Genesis 35:16-29 will focus on how we should think about our lives as God's people in this world, while we journey on to our eternal home.

In this exposition, we return to Genesis 35:1-15 to learn about the kind of devotion God deserves from us.

In Genesis 35:1-15, Jacob devotes himself exclusively to YHWH, in response to YHWH’s grace and faithfulness to him. In the same way, we ought to devote ourselves exclusively to God; in response to God’s grace and faithfulness to us. This exposition will focus on the God who deserves our devotion.

In this exposition of the raw and grisly 34th chapter of Genesis, we will seek to learn what God teaches us about the world in which we live as his people.