Audio Messages
We complete the story of Ruth and see how a sovereign God gave a picture of redemption.
This week we carry on in the story of Ruth and learn more about just what a kinsman-redeemer is.
In this chapter we meet Boaz and examine the character of God as it pertains to sovereignly providing for his people.
Opening our study of the story of Ruth. We see a picture of loyalty and faith in her.
We examine the Lord’s Supper and its benefit to us.
Christ is the ultimate fulfillment of the four spring feasts of the Jews.
1st Corinthians 15, Paul’s argument for the reality of resurrection and the benefit to us through Christ.
One final week in James, looking back at three key themes that can encapsulate all of James’s individual lessons.
What great faith can do
Examining how to endure suffering with great patience and hope as a Christian.
Guest Preaching from Tyler Bluitt
Continuing with the warning James gives against allowing worldly thinking into our lives, specifically how we are looking at our future.
We take to heart James warning against allowing worldliness into our lives as Christians.
James describes the inability of man to control his own flesh, and how he must turn to God for wisdom in so.
This message dives into how faith alone saves, but saving faith is never alone.
As Christians, we should show no partiality but rather see everyone with the eyes of God.
What does it mean to be a do-er not just a hear-er of the word?
How are we to handle trials in our life as a Christian?
Recent sermons not part of a larger study
Accordion Content
A series looking at the progressive revelation of God from the garden to gospel truth.