During the liturgical season of Lent, we study through the narrative of Dr. Luke as he investigates the life and teachings of Jesus. We take a close look at who Jesus is and what he did.

Sometimes called “the Proverbs of the New Testament,” the book of James practically and faithfully reminds Christians how to live. From perseverance to true faith to controlling one’s tongue, submitting to God’s will, and having patience, this book aids readers in living authentically and wisely for Christ. Many have claimed that James and the apostle Paul differed on the question …

The letter to the Hebrews was written to encourage Christians in a time of trial. It does so by focusing on the absolute supremacy and sufficiency of Jesus Christ. While God spoke in the past “many times and in many ways,” he has now spoken to us “by his Son,” Jesus Christ, who is the “exact imprint” of God’s nature …

As we prepare for Christmas this Advent, we will be studying Ephesians 2:1-10 and specifically understand the purpose of Christmas.

God has brought Israel into the promised land. Instead of living in obedience out of gratitude to God the people of Israel are now corrupt. They worship the gods of the people of the land. They have become by the end of this book just like the Canaanites they were supposed to get rid off.

Getting to know the person of Jesus through 4 sermons in 2017.

The heart of the Gospel is about sinners being right with God through Jesus Christ. But the Gospel is not blind to issues like the oppression of the poor, the needs of the underprivileged, the plight of the homeless, and the rights of the unborn.