Pastor Michael Moore – Psalm 2 is a powerful psalm that emphasizes the sovereignty of God over earthly rulers and nations. It depicts a divine warning against those who rebel against God’s authority, affirming that God’s anointed king, ultimately fulfilled in Christ, will reign supreme. The psalm concludes with a call to serve the Lord with reverence and to find refuge in Him.

A message from the series “James: Living Out Our Faith in Everyday Life.” Pastor Matt Hilbert – We make countless decisions and plans each and every day. But often we do not stop to think about how we are making those plans. Are we making those plans in light of our Christian faith, or have we left God out of the picture? In James 4:13-17, James highlights the dangers of making plans without God and, instead, gives us guidance on how to live out our Christian faith in the way we make our plans by recognizing God’s sovereignty, submitting to His will, seeking to please and glorify God with our plans, and making decisions in the freedom and comfort God’s sovereignty gives.

Taylor Fernandez – Christ displays His preeminence in creation, providence, and redemption; thus, a Christian’s highest hope ought to be placed in Him.

Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen – There’s confusion today on the mission field and what makes a good missionary. But the Bible gives us several important guidelines for sending and supporting the right missionaries.

A message from the series “James: Living Out Our Faith in Everyday Life.” Pastor Matt Hilbert – Division in the church community is incredibly destructive and unfortunately all too common. James addresses the problem of division in the church, exposing the symptoms, source, and solution to division. By turning from idolatrous desires and humbling ourselves by God’s grace we can experience the unity we are called to have with other believers.

A message from the series “James: Living Out Our Faith in Everyday Life.” Pastor Matt Hilbert – We all need wisdom in this life. But there are many voices claiming to be wise. How do we know which to believe? James shows us that it is our actions, not our intellect, that reveal whether we’re truly wise. And as he contrasts worldly “wisdom” with godly wisdom we are challenged to examine ourselves and see which wisdom we are following.

A message from the series “Romans: The One Gospel and God’s Righteousness.” Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen – The Chief End of Man, and the book of Romans, is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever. As we close, Paul motivates us to live out our faith.

A message from the series “Romans: The One Gospel and God\’s Righteousness.” Remaining faithful to Christ can feel daunting. As we approach the close of this great epistle to the Romans, Paul gives us some fatherly advice on how we can remain faithful to the end – Ben Tellinghuisen.

A message from the series “James: Living Out Our Faith in Everyday Life.” Pastor Matthew Hilbert – In James 3:1-13, James exhorts us to live out our faith with our words. While our words can bring great honor to God, they also can be used to commit all sorts of sin. In light of this, James reminds us that we must be careful to watch our mouths because our words will be judged, our words direct our lives, our words can destroy, our tongue isn’t tame, our words must be consistent, and our words come from our heart.

A message from the series “Romans: The One Gospel and God\’s Righteousness.” Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen – In this sermon Paul sends his love to the church in Rome in these verses. As we study the longest list of names and greetings in the NT, we’ll discover 5 lessons on how to love your church family well.