A message from the series “Christ\’s Seven Letters to the Seven Churches in Revelation.” If persecution is coming, we need to look to Revelation 2, to help us understand how we as a church should respond. We must be faithful to discern truth from error, but discernment is always vacuous without fidelity to cultivate a heart for our first love–Jesus Christ.

A message from the series “The Godly Christian.” If we are pursuing godliness, what sort of fruit will the Holy Spirit produce in our lives? Galatians 5:16-24 shows us that if we are walking in the Spirit, we will forsake the works of the flesh and bear the fruit of the Spirit.

A message from the series “The Godly Christian.” We all want to grow in godliness, but how do we get there? In 1 Timothy 4:6-10, Paul calls us to spiritual growth through being nourished by God’s Word, training for godliness, and remembering the gospel.

A message from the series “Judges/Ruth: The Cycle of Worldliness and God\’s Grace.” The challenging part of rejoicing at all times, is that we often have a hard time seeing God’s hand at work. As we look at the final chapter in Ruth, we’ll learn to recognize how God works, so we can rejoice in Him.

A message from the series “Judges/Ruth: The Cycle of Worldliness and God\’s Grace.” The greatest pursuit in this life is that great pursuit of the one you will marry. But God also uses marriage language to describe our relationship to Him. So as we consider how Boaz and Ruth get together, we must keep in mind how our lives should be marked by the pursuit of godliness.

A message from the series “Judges/Ruth: The Cycle of Worldliness and God\’s Grace.” Just as Ruth takes refuge under the wings of God in her darkest of hours, so too must we. Join us as we learn what it it looks like to seek refuge in God from Ruth chapter 2.

A message from the series “Judges/Ruth: The Cycle of Worldliness and God\’s Grace.” Naomi has let bitterness take root in her life – something we all can sympathize with. Listen as we learn to wrestle with 3 typical struggles we all face when tragedy strikes.

As we study the familiar passage of the woman at the well, we’ll discover 5 steps that lead sinners to salvation as we listen in and learn from Jesus calling a Samaritan woman to follow Him.

A message from the series “Judges/Ruth: The Cycle of Worldliness and God\’s Grace.” In the final chapters of Judges we are reminded again that when God’s people pretend like God is not King, moral confusion creeps in and reigns on the throne. We are not immune to these same temptations.

A message from the series “Judges/Ruth: The Cycle of Worldliness and God\’s Grace.” Judges 19 is a candidate for the most horrendous chapter in all of the Bible, as Israel acts as if God is not their King. As we walk through the story, we’ll begin to recognize the draw we too feel, to pretend that God is not King.