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A Lamp to Our FeetA Series on Psalm 119

Blameless at His Appearing

The Book of 1 Samuel

To The Gentiles

Missions Conference 2024

Advent 2023

First PrinciplesA Series on Isaiah 6

Beginning from JerusalemA Series on Acts

Our Coming Messiah

Romans Intensive

Life TogetherA Series on the Fruit of the Spirit

Indispensable“On the contrary, the parts of the body that seem to be weaker are indispensable.” 1 Corinthians 12:22

Heaven

Grace and Glory: The Power and Prospect of the Christian Life

Ordination and Installation Services

At the Cross

Easter

Missions Conference 2023

Life on the Way

Christmas According to Jesus

On the Way to Jerusalem

Until Jesus Comes

Behold the King

Prophet, Priest, King

Making Disciples

Psalms

John Reed Miller Series

Reformation Sunday

Global Mission Conference 2022

The Prayers of Paul

Mid-South Men's Rally 2022

Glad Tidings

The Place of Promise

Stewardship Sunday

Winter Grace

Advent Psalms

Biblical Doctrine of Eldership

Ecclesiastes

Before the Throne

Grace to Remember

Nehemiah: God Remembers

The Parable of the Sower

Christ in the Crucible

Global Mission Conference 2021

Farewell Discourse of Jesus

The Herald Angels

The High Priestly Prayer

The Book of Hebrews

Life in the Spirit

Awakening

Elect ExilesFor the Christian, our life in this world is a pilgrimage. The terrain is often rough and the residents frequently hostile. And while we certainly “suffer for righteousness’ sake,” we are also called to do so with unshakeable hope and joy. How is this possible when, at times, it feels like everything is at odds with the values of God’s kingdom? How can we resist the lure of a defensive posture on the one hand and the ease of blending in on the other? 1 Peter teaches us how to avoid these common pitfalls, while living faithfully as “a royal priesthood” in order to “proclaim the excellencies of Him who called us.”

Judges

Mission Conference 2020

Funerals

Advent 2019

Mission Conference 2019

Christmas 2018

Do Justice, Love Kindness, Walk Humbly

Entering the Crucible of Unbelief

Rooted

The Beginnings of Abraham

The Gospel of Mark

Thanksgiving

How People Change

Mission Conference 2018

Affliction in Verse

RewireEverybody wants to change. We often seek “quick tips” and self-help strategies in hopes that they will produce the lasting change we need, but the problem is these solutions are too superficial. Because sin affects us at the core of our being, we need a solution that does, too. We need more than surface change, we need a total re-wiring.

Rescue

Veiled in Flesh

The Gospel for the Rest of Us

How to Live in the Last Days

Prepare Him Room

Collision

God Reigns

Behold, A ThroneAt a time of political instability around the world, when Christians are facing real pressure to compromise morally and theologically, and the future seems bleak, the book of Revelation speaks a word of confident hope. Contrary to many popular approaches to the book, Revelation is not to be read with one eye on the daily news, as though it were a roadmap to our political future. Rather, it is as chapter 1, verse 1 puts it, “the revelation or the unveiling of Jesus Christ.” When asked to give a single sentence summary of the theme of the book during his exams for ordination, one candidate for the gospel ministry replied simply, “The Lamb Wins!” That’s exactly right. The Book of Revelation rivets our gaze upon Jesus Christ, who reigns upon the throne of history, so that we might all learn to persevere through the fleeting and temporary trials of life with our eyes fixed on the finish line.

Mission Conference 2016

Advent Songs

Philemon

Knowing God

Stories that Stick

Last ThingsIs there hope that wrongs will one day be righted? Is death the end? Can there be meaning to life if it has no purpose? How we answer these questions changes everything. In a World of suffering and injustice where evil too often appears to prevail, the Christian gospel proclaims that ultimate justice governs the universe.

Extraordinary