Ptr. Jess Erasquin
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The Attributes of God
Eternal life is to know the only true God. This study sorts His attributes into those He alone possesses and those He shares, and shows how His image is being restored in us.
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The Lamb’s Book of Life
A survey of Revelation’s final judgment scene, showing that the only safe place is to have one’s name written in the Lamb’s Book of Life.
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The Immutability of God
Everything in creation changes, but God does not. His unchanging nature and His unchanging Word are a sure anchor for the soul in a turbulent world.
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The Aseity of God
God exists in and of Himself and needs nothing from His creation. Everything else depends on Him, and He asks for a humble and contrite heart.
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The Incomprehensible God
A finite mind cannot fully grasp the infinite God. Yet God has made Himself known, truly though not exhaustively, through His revelation and in His Son.
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Infinite and Uncontainable God
To define is to limit, but God is infinite and incomprehensible. His name, I AM WHO I AM, tells us He is beyond definition and yet has made Himself known.
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Work & Sabbath
From creation’s rhythm of work and rest to the fourth commandment, this message traces how God instituted, blessed, and restored the Sabbath for his people.
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Self-Evident Existence
The existence of God is self-evident. Creation declares His glory, and the denial of God comes not from lack of evidence but from suppressing the truth.
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The Work of Excellence: Theology of Work
A study of work as worship, tracing the imago Dei and dominion mandate to Christ’s call for excellence in every calling until He comes.
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The Dangers of Unbelief
Doubt is a form of unbelief that runs through Scripture’s stories — from Zacharias and Sarah to Peter and Thomas — and this sermon traces its danger and God’s patient response to it.
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The Self-Contained God
God did not create man because He was lonely. He is self-contained and in need of nothing, and the knowledge of Him is inescapable for every person.
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The Peril of Unbelief
Israel saw God’s works for forty years and still fell in the wilderness. Unbelief and doubt shut people out of the blessing God has promised.