A message from the series “Meditations on the Heart of God.” We see 6 different ways God describes himself to Moses while he is up in the mountain.

Cliff outlines the challenge of and solution for Gospel ministry.

We see in the book of Luke, 5 different passages where Jesus exemplifies being a friend to sinners and saving the lost.

Psalm 12 is a Psalm in the form of lament where David describes his problem, petitions the Lord for help and then rests in God’s continued protection from evildoers. David’s confidence is in the perfect Word of God and Yahweh Himself who declares He will arise. This Psalm aptly describes the day we live. We have hope that God hears, God understands, God will act, and that God’s Word is true; all a refreshing contrast to those who surround David.

Jesus teaches us that it is okay to be afraid, in fact fear is a part of what it means to be made in the image of God. But sin perverts that fear and we often experience paralyzing fears. Jesus tells us that the only solution to be rid of fear – is to learn to reserve fear for God alone.

A message from the series “Ephesians: The Church\’s Treasure of Union with Christ.” God has a lot to say about worship and this morning, Pastor Ben details how God’s Word directs the churches liturgy (Order of worship). A God-directed liturgy will help us rejoice and tremble before our maker in reverent worship.

We learn about the small letter Paul addresses to Philemon, consisting of 4 major points: Being an advocate, reconciler, uniter and refresher in the church.

A message from the series “Ephesians: The Church\’s Treasure of Union with Christ.” Most will believe that God cares about how we worship, but most don’t realize that God has regulated what we are to do each week as we gather. This sermon will take a bit of the mystery out of how and why we do what we do when we gather for corporate worship.

A message from the series “Ephesians: The Church\’s Treasure of Union with Christ.” In this sermon Pastor Ben gives us some sound Biblical principles that we can apply when we make decisions. As we’ll discover, discerning God’s will is less mystical and much more practical.

A message from the series “Ephesians: The Church\’s Treasure of Union with Christ.” This is week two of our study on how to find the will of God, where Pastor Ben focuses on what aspects of God’s revealed will are clearly stated for us in Scriptures. In what ways has God unequivocally told us – this is my will for you.