Topic: Christ
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Obedience
Christ’s willing obedience calls believers to whole-hearted obedience of their own, and there is no neutral ground before God: everyone is already a slave either to sin or to righteousness.
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The Parable of the Wicked Tenants
Jesus’ parable of the wicked tenants exposes Israel’s rejection of God’s prophets and His Son, and reveals Christ as the rejected stone now made the cornerstone.
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In Him All Things Consist
Genesis 1 is not only a record of creation but a declaration that Christ’s law-word holds the entire universe together.
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The Lord Is My Portion
When Canaan was divided, the Levites received no land, because the Lord Himself was their inheritance. To say “the Lord is my portion” is to call Him our greatest treasure.
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Illusion
Optical illusions show how easily our senses are fooled. Fallen man is fooled in a deeper way, cut off from reality until he is brought back to God through Christ.
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The Last Adam
Through one man, Adam, sin and death came to all. Through the Last Adam, Jesus Christ, grace reigns through righteousness to eternal life.
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Who Is Jesus?
On the church’s 24th founding anniversary, a look at who Jesus truly is—Christ, Son of the living God, and Lord over all.
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All Law Fulfilled
Jesus said He came not to destroy the Law and the Prophets but to fulfill them – so what does that mean for Christians who assume the Old Testament no longer applies, and for keeping even its very first command?
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Friends of God
What does real friendship look like, and how is it different from the world’s substitutes? This message roots true friendship in Christ’s own example, and pushes it out even toward how we treat our enemies.
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Armor of God
A two-part series on Ephesians 6’s call to put on the full armor of God and stand firm against the devil’s schemes.
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The Parable of the Kingdom of God
The kingdom of God grows like a seed, a mustard plant and leaven: quietly, little by little, until the rule of Christ fills the earth.
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From Heaven to Earth: The Trinity in the Story of Christmas
Christmas is not only the story of the Son’s birth but of the whole Trinity at work: the Father’s eternal plan, the Son’s incarnation, and the Spirit’s overshadowing power.