Ptr. Jess Erasquin

  • Beware of False Prophets

    Jesus warned of wolves in sheep’s clothing. Taking the Word of God as its measuring standard, this lesson shows how to tell false prophets from true.

  • Contending for the Faith

    Jude urges believers to contend earnestly for the faith once delivered to the saints. The lesson joins sound doctrine to a life worthy of God’s calling.

  • Apocalypse: The Last Day Madness

    A two-part study through Revelation 13 and 17 identifying the beast, the mark, and the number 666 within their first-century setting, and showing that Christ’s kingdom, not Rome’s terror, has the final word.

  • The Last Adam

    Adam and Christ stand side by side as the first man and the Last Adam — this sermon compares and contrasts them, tracing how a happy fault in the first man’s fall opens the way to the life-giving Spirit found in the second.

  • Changing Culture vs Family

    Culture’s redefinition of good and evil is measured against Genesis’s creation order for man, woman, and the family.

  • Joy to the World

    Built around the carol’s own lines, this message roots real joy not in the season but in the announced, historical fact that the Lord has come.

  • The Lord’s Prayer

    An eight-part series working phrase by phrase through the Lord’s Prayer, from ‘Our Father’ to the closing doxology.

  • The Sabbath

    A three-part study of the Sabbath as the pattern of creation, God’s provision in the wilderness, a binding commandment, and the sign of true freedom in Christ.

  • I Am the Lord

    ‘I am the LORD, and there is no other’ – the same God who formed Israel and redeemed them is the reason for their obedience.

  • Joy in the Holy Spirit

    Christian joy is distinguished from mere happiness: a supernatural, gospel-grounded well-being that can be experienced even in the middle of trials.

  • Weightier Matters

    Jesus condemns religious leaders who fastidiously tithe garden herbs while neglecting the law’s weightier matters of justice, mercy, and faithfulness.

  • Justice and Righteousness

    God’s throne is built on righteousness and justice, and His covenant people are called to reflect that same righteousness and justice in every relationship.