Believers are to mature in Christ. What does it look like to be mature in Christ? How do we mature in Christ? What is the role of the church in this? Let us look in Paul’s instructions to the church … Continue reading →
In this text we find a strange statement that seems to limit Jesus’ capabilities. Pushing on this statement, we learn a bit about faith, and are encouraged as we understand Jesus’ lasting power and authority, and clarity on our own … Continue reading →
It was a joy to have my good friend and brother, Matthew Rickett and his dear family with us last night. Brother Rickett used the opening of the Hebrews Epistle to warn us all about the dangers of drifting from … Continue reading →
The We Believe Wednesday series is where we look at one article each month from the 1833 New Hampshire Confession of Faith to refresh ourselves on the fundamental doctrines to which we hold. This month we take a look at … Continue reading →
In this text we see both Paul’s evangelical motivation, as well as an example of how to live out the desire to see souls saved. This text challenges all of us to act in love toward others. Download MP3 audio … Continue reading →
Recognizing the true authority in this world, (that being the person of Jesus and the written Word of God), allows us to understand rightly what authority we do and don’t have as Christians, Pastors, as His church. Download MP3 audio … Continue reading →
In today’s society, perhaps now more than ever, we absolutely must stand for the biblical doctrine of marriage, especially given it’s foundational connection to the gospel itself. In this text we find the clear and powerful teaching about the wicked … Continue reading →
A look at Psalm 46. It begins by saying God is our refuge and strength. What does it mean to depend on God? Why/How can we depend on God? MP3 audio of the sermon HERE Streaming on Soundcloud HERE Listen … Continue reading →
In a follow up to last week’s message, we look at Jesus’ words in Matthew chapter 5 regarding our purpose here in this life, and about how to view the Old Covenant. Knowing that perspective has changed, and we are … Continue reading →
In Matthew chapter 5, Jesus ascends a mountain and begins to speak about law and about the Kingdom of God. The original audience would have immediately made a connection between this event and what they had heard all their lives, … Continue reading →