In this sermon on Colossians 1:18-20 we will explore the glory of Christ over his redeemed people.

This exposition will begin to explore the supremacy of Jesus as it's proclaimed in Colossians 1:15-20.

This exposition of Colossians 1:9-14 will focus in on what a life that pleases Christ looks like.

In this exposition of Colossians 1:9-14, we will explore the burden Christ has to see his people grow spiritually.

In this opening exposition of the book of Colossians, we will focus in on the evidences of God's grace that Paul celebrates in Colossians 1:1-8.

This exposition of Luke 1:32-33 will explain the meaning and significance of the promise to Mary that her son would be given the throne of his father David, and how the Davidic Covenant is a promise about the culmination of all of God's saving promises.

In this exposition of Acts 3:19-21, we will look at the promise of the "restoration of all things" that will come when Christ returns.

This exposition of Acts 1 and 2 will explore the centrifugal thrust of the Holy Spirit empowering Christ's disciples to take the Gospel to the nations, and how he empowers Christians to faithfully spread the Gospel today.

This exposition of Acts 1:1-11 will explore the meaning and significance of Christ's Ascension to heaven.

The presence of God changes how a believer lives, but when idols creep up into our lives, we don’t experience the full presence of God. Israel had an idolatry problem, and it cost them the presence of God moving forward with them to the promised land. Like Israel, we need to locate the idols in our lives, cast them aside, and focus solely on Christ. He is what makes us distinct, and through His power, we can find the strength to endure and enjoy his rest.

Join us today as Pastor Ryan teaches what God's Word says about sanctification and its role in the lives of Christians as we are called to be continually growing in the likeness of Christ.

This Resurrection Sunday exposition of Luke 24 will focus on the way Christ deals with our doubts and skepticism about his resurrection and Lordship.

This exposition will dig into the comfort of Jesus' final words on the Cross: "Father, into your hands I commit my spirit."

This exposition of Luke's account of the Triumphal Entry will focus on the significance of the colt that carried Jesus into Jerusalem.

For the final class in our study of church doctrine, the pastors' will take time to help answer questions from the class attendees.

The account of Jesus' transfiguration in Luke 9:28-36 reveals the glory of Christ. This exposition will focus on the way beholding Jesus' glory changes our lives.

Today, we will wrap up our study of church doctrine by discussing what scripture teaches us about discerning when and how we ought to leave a church.

This exposition of Luke 4:42-44 will focus on the way Christ prioritized preaching in his ministry over the performing of miracles and the relief of temporary sufferings.

Today we will learn about what the Bible teaches us about the church and the world.

Luke's account of Jesus’ temptation is a powerful illustration of the purity and perfection of Christ as the Son of God and Savior of the World. This exposition of Luke 4:1-13 will reflect upon the nature of the devil's temptations and the clarity of Jesus' response to them.