With all the sinful lifestyles and open rebellion within our culture today, what is the biblical response that Christians should exercise? How do we continue to honor God while actively confronting sin?
How could a man like Lot be considered righteous, and how does the answer relate to all of us?
Study with us as we take a look at Hebrews 11 and consider faith, endurance, and Christ our Lord.
Is there anything too hard for the Lord?
Join us as we discuss some key components of being a grounded member of the local body of believers.
Being a child of God is not a matter of outward conformity or appearance. It is a matter of being made new and transformed inwardly, namely, possessing a circumcised heart by means of the new birth. We pray this sermon from Genesis 17 will be a blessing and edification to your faith.
Our longest installment yet, so please stick with us through the whole study! What does the Bible actually teach pertaining tongues? Should we be pursuing this gift? Is it for us to use freely today? Join us as we hone in on Acts 2 & 1 Corinthians 14 to consider the gift of tongues and how to utilize the spiritual gifts today. This episode is sure to inspire further study, conversation, and prayer (we hope!)
As we begin looking at Genesis Chaoter 17, we consider the idea of covenant as well as seeing God's grace, mercy, and sovereignty as He establishes His people.
Little bit of a more laid back approach in this one, but we covered some ground! View this installment as a bridge between the Scriptural support that we do not need "more" and the future installments diving into the errors of some prominent teachings.
Join us in Colossians 1 as we consider Christ's preeminence in all things . We pray that you will be encouraged, edified, and strengthened in the faith as we consider our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
We pray this study from Genesis chapter 16 is an encouragement to you as you grow in the faith.
There is one thing that every believer, without exception, SHOULD pursue more of, and that is to grow in the knowledge of Jesus Christ our Lord. Join us as we look at almost every New Testament book to ground us in the realization that Christ truly is all we need, and it is Christ alone which can satisfy us fully. How do we know God? How do we "know His heart"? Do we need more than Scripture and the illuminating work of the Spirit? Let's dive in and begin to dismantle the deception of "more"....
We pray that this brief study into the topic of Christ's finished work and the Covenant of grace will be a great blessing to you as you listen. Thank you for joining us, and may God be glorified in all things.
There is a spreading trend of believers being taught that there is "more" that God has for them, and this "more" typically revolves around an experience with little or no biblical grounding... that's quite the problem! Does God really have "more" for us? Do we need more than Christ and His Word? Join us in our new series, and prayerfully consider how searching for "more": Leads us away from the Scripture. Encourages us in unbiblical practice. Trains us to place our confidence in something other ...
Does your family worship together at home? How does the family unit benefit from Family Worship? Join us for this brief discussion + encouragement to engage in intentional worship and instruction within your home.
A sermon from 2 Timothy 4
How can our faith be bolstered as we consider how all Old Testament passages are types and shadows, and continue to see God's faithfulness throughout the Old Testament? Join us as we continue our study in the book of Genesis.
Let us consider the beautiful simplicity of the Gospel. All who believe will be saved; our faith is counted to us as righteousness! So often we may fall into the trap of complicating the Gospel message, even in an attempt to make it easier to grasp. (Spoiler! We can't do anything to improve the Gospel) May we rejoice that sinners are saved by the grace of God through faith in Jesus Christ and His finished work of redemption.
How can a sinner be counted among the righteous? Only through faith in Christ alone. Abram believed God and it was counted to him as righteousness, and it is no different for us today!
An unlikely victory in battle, a reminder of God's sovereignty, and a foreshadowing of Christ, join us for this exciting sermon from the life of Abram!
Ever been called a pharisee? How about calling someone else a pharisee? Today, we discuss a bit about the real problem of the pharisees and how it relates to biblical discernment. We also make some follow-up comments on the "revival" taking place at Asbury University, PLUS we give our very first prophecy on Christianity Proper! Join us as we seek God's glory together.
Have you been following the Asbury Revival? Join us today as we consider the topic of revival, how we ought to exercise discernment, and share a biblical warning. **This is not a statement on the validity or falsehood of what is happening at Asbury. We do see some red flags and concerns, therefore, this episode is a plea to practice discernment as well as a call not to rush to any judgements.**
Join us as we continue our study of Genesis. We see Abram's commitment to call upon God and God's perfect faithfulness to His people.
How can a sinner be made right before God? Only through faith in the person and finished work of Jesus Christ alone.
In our day, it is much more common to hear an exciting, emotional, or overly positive message that is closer to a self-help talk than it is a biblical sermon. So what gives? Why don't we hear more biblical preaching? 1.) Pastors reject the sovereignty of God over the choices of man. 2.) People don't want biblical preaching because they don't love the truth. Join us as we discuss this very important topic while continuing our "What we need most" series.
What happens when we lack faith, doubt, or implement our plans? Gid is still faithful to accomplish what He intends, and He is sovereign even over our failings and shortcomings . This is no excuse to sin or live however we please, rather, it is reason to rest in God's sovereignty as we make our daily decisions.
