In Ruth 4, the story of redemption comes to its climax as Boaz fulfills his role as kinsman redeemer, securing Ruth’s future and preserving Naomi’s family line. This sermon highlights God’s providential care, the sacrificial love of Boaz, and the greater redemption we have in Jesus Christ. Just as Boaz willingly paid the price to redeem Ruth, Chris…

In this episode, we explore the prophecy of Micah 5:2, where Bethlehem—a seemingly insignificant town—was chosen by God as the birthplace of the Messiah. This ancient promise reveals the profound truth of God’s sovereignty and His perfect plan to send a Savior for all people. Discover how the humility of Bethlehem magnifies the greatness of Christ …

Discover how the ancient prophecies of Genesis reveal God’s sovereign plan to bring the eternal King, Jesus Christ, through the royal line of Judah. This episode explores key passages like Genesis 3:15 and Genesis 49:8–12, tracing the promise of a Messiah from the Seed of the Woman to the Lion of Judah. Learn how Jesus’ genealogy in Matthew and Luk…

This week, we explore the remarkable story of Rahab from Joshua 2, a powerful example of God’s redemption for even the most unlikely individuals. Despite her background as a Canaanite and a prostitute, Rahab’s faith in the God of Israel led her to bold action, hiding the Israelite spies and aligning herself with God’s purposes. We’ll discuss how th…

This week, we dive into Psalm 138, a powerful expression of thanksgiving and praise written by King David. This psalm invites us to worship God wholeheartedly, trust Him in every circumstance, and live humbly under His reign. It reminds us that God’s unchanging character and eternal promises are a firm foundation for praise and hope.…

Today, we explore Psalm 8 and its breathtaking portrait of God’s majesty revealed in creation and humanity’s unique role in His plan. We discuss how David’s words lead us to praise the Lord’s majestic name, marvel at the display of His glory in the vastness of the universe, and reflect on the humbling paradox of humanity’s smallness and significanc…

This week, we explore Psalm 13, a powerful and honest reflection on moving from despair to deeper trust in God. This psalm captures the raw emotion of feeling forgotten by God, struggling with inner anguish, and wrestling with unanswered questions. Yet, even in his sorrow, David makes a bold turn toward hope, choosing to trust in God’s steadfast lo…

This week we return to the series onThe Scarlet Thread of Redemption, we explore Numbers 21:4-9 and the powerful story of the bronze serpent—a symbol that points directly to Christ’s work on the cross. As Israel suffers the deadly consequences of their sin in the wilderness, God provides a surprising means of healing, prefiguring the salvation we f…

This week we dive into Psalm 2, a profound and challenging text that unveils humanity’s resistance to God’s rule and the ultimate triumph of His sovereignty. Often referred to as a royal and messianic psalm, Psalm 2 historically echoes the coronation of Israel’s kings but also points forward to the promised reign of Christ. We explore the psalm’s f…

This week we start a new series on the Psalms. Today we begin by exploring Psalm 1, a powerful passage that contrasts the paths of the righteous and the wicked. We’ll delve into the blessings of living a life rooted in God’s Word and the consequences of walking away from His truth. Through this psalm, we see the importance of delighting in God’s la…

This week we explore the significance of the Day of Atonement in Leviticus 16 and its ultimate fulfillment in the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ. The Day of Atonement highlights God’s provision for dealing with sin and points us to the greater atonement found in Christ, whose blood fully cleanses us. We have been tracing the scarlet thread of re…

This week we look at King Jehoshaphat of Judah by studying highlights of his reign in 2 Chronicles 17-20. We’re reminded of certain truths that of faith, faithfulness, and personal holiness in our lives from the life of this good king of Judah.

This week, our guest speaker takes us through Genesis 40:1–41:1, where Joseph remains faithful to God despite being imprisoned and forgotten by men. We'll examine Joseph's diligence in serving others, his reliance on God to interpret dreams, his compassion for his fellow prisoners, and his response to disappointment when he is forgotten. Join us as…

In this episode, we explore the profound significance of the Passover lamb as a foreshadowing of Christ's ultimate sacrifice. We delve into the biblical account of Israel's bondage in Egypt, the detailed Passover instructions in Exodus 12, and how the blood of a spotless lamb spared the firstborn of each household from death. This act of substituti…

In this episode, we explore the life of King Ahab, one of Israel's most notorious rulers. We dive into the dangers of compromising faith for worldly alliances, as seen in Ahab's marriage to Jezebel and his decision to build a temple for Baal in Samaria. We also examine Ahab's misguided priorities, such as his treaty with Ben-Hadad, and the spiritua…

This week we explore the reigns of five kings of Israel as recorded in 1 Kings 15:25-16:28. We highlight the spiritual decline in Israel, where these kings, despite their varying lengths of rule and methods of gaining power, all perpetuated a cycle of sin and idolatry. The message emphasizes God's faithfulness in carrying out His word of judgment a…

This week, we delve into Genesis 22:1-19, a powerful account where God tests Abraham by asking him to offer his beloved son, Isaac, as a sacrifice. This story not only highlights the depth of Abraham's faith but also serves as a profound foreshadowing of God's provision of a substitute for our redemption through Jesus Christ. We explore how Abraham…

In this episode, we delve into the life and reign of King Abijah of Judah, examining the passages from 1 Kings 15:1-8 and 2 Chronicles 13. Though Abijah maintained some outward religious practices, his heart was not fully committed to God, illustrating the peril of an outward show of faith without genuine devotion. We'll explore the historical cont…

This week, we explore the life of Jeroboam, the first king of the Northern Kingdom of Israel. Despite receiving a divine appointment from God, Jeroboam's lack of faith and commitment led him into idolatry and disobedience. His story serves as a warning about the dangers of straying from God's commands. We reflected on the parallels in our own lives…

This week, we explore 2 Thessalonians 3:13-18, focusing on the call to persist in doing good and addressing wayward behavior within the church. We discuss how to confront disobedience with love and wisdom, the importance of maintaining unity, and relying on God's peace. Join us as we delve into Paul's final instructions and his emphasis on living a…

This week we are reminded of God’s redemptive plan through a look at the salvation of humanity from the worldwide flood through Noah and the Ark.

(6/30/24) Guest speaker Marty Simons reminds us of the dangers of almost believing the gospel.

This week we examine 2 Thessalonians 3:6-12, exploring Paul's exhortation to the Thessalonian church to uphold a diligent work ethic and maintain community integrity. We'll unpack Paul's direct commands to address idleness and disorderly behavior, emphasizing the importance of living out biblical principles in our daily lives. We discuss the role o…

This week, we discuss the fall of humanity in the Garden of Eden, introducing sin and separation from God. We highlight Genesis 3:15, the first gospel promise, showing God's plan for redemption from the start. This foundational promise sets the stage for the entire biblical narrative and God's relationship with humanity. We'll explore the significa…

This week, we explore 2 Thessalonians 2:13-17, focusing on how God wants us to find comfort in Him by remembering three key truths: we are chosen for salvation, grounded in His truth, and deeply loved. We'll discuss the profound assurance and strength these truths provide, encouraging us to live out our faith confidently and impactfully. Join us as…

In this episode, we delve into 2 Thessalonians 2:1-12 to address the confusion surrounding the end times and the Day of the Lord. We explore Paul's guidance to the Thessalonian church amidst false teachings and date-setting hype, emphasizing the importance of understanding three key events: the removal of the restrainer, the revealing of the man of…

This week, we delve into the powerful message of standing firm in faith during challenging times, inspired by 2 Thessalonians 1:1-12. We explore three key insights:1. Spiritual Growth: Understanding how trials and hardships can lead to spiritual maturity and a deeper connection with God.2. God's Promises: Discovering the assurance we have in God's …

This week we delve into Titus 3:3-7, exploring the profound impact of God's grace on our lives. Paul's words remind us of our sinful past and the incredible transformation brought about by God's kindness and mercy through Jesus Christ. Through the work of the Holy Spirit, we experience a cleansing and renewal that empowers us to live godly lives. T…

In this sermon, we delve into the life of King Rehoboam, examining pivotal choices that shaped his reign and legacy. Through Rehoboam's story, we discovered the vital importance of humility and wisdom in seeking God's guidance. His initial pride and reliance on bad advice, coupled with wrong worship and a lack of humility, led to tumultuous consequ…

As we finish the study of the seven I Am statements of Jesus found in the Gospel of John, we look at Jesus’ statement of being the true vine and the relationship needed between Jesus and His disciples.

This week we start a look at the kings of Israel and Judah from the Biblical account. We start with Solomon at the height of Israel’s kingdom before the division of the kingdom. Solomon’s life is a challenge to every believer to live a life of devotion to the Lord.

This morning we reflect on Jesus’ death and resurrection and see the union we have as believers in Christ allowing us to freedom from sin and victory over death in this new life.

Christian living is sometimes a fuzzy idea that isn’t as clear as we would like, often it seems like an out of focus photograph. As we draw 1 Thessalonians to a close, we look at Paul’s final section of exhortations to proper Christian living, we see three quick snapshots that help us see in focus.

Paul follows the discussion of the rapture with reminding the Thessalonians that they need live as believers expecting Jesus’ return.

This morning we look at a familiar passage of hope and comfort and the next major event for the church universal, Christ’s return and the calling of the church to heaven and home.

A look at the sixth I Am saying from John’s Gospel this morning as we see not only Jesus’ declaration of deity, but also a promise of comfort for the believer.

Continuing our study of 1 Thessalonians, we begin chapter 4 this week. Chapters 4 and 5 is where Paul addresses areas this young church needed to grow in their faith, in their love, in their personal holiness. These are some of the things that he commented on "lacking in their faith" in 3:10.

As we continue working through 1 Thessalonians, we look into chapter 3 as we look and see the need to grow and stand in our faith.

As we continue to study 1 Thessalonians, we look at how Paul’s ministry with the Thessalonians is a pattern for how every Christian should minister.

This morning we continue our mini-series of Jesus’ great I Am statements from the Gospel of John, by looking at Jesus’ declaration of being the source of the resurrection and life.

As we return to our study of 1 Thessalonians we look at chapter 1 and see how Paul was thankful for their example to other churches and believers.

This week we have guest speaker Mr Thomas Foerster opening the Word and reminding us to rest in the hope that is Jesus Christ, our High Priest from Hebrews 4.

As we begin a new series on 1 Thessalonians we look today at background and central themes of the book.

Merry Christmas! This week we examine the Christmas account with Jesus’ humiliation and the importance of the incarnation (His coming to earth).

This morning as we close the book of Philemon, we look at how an important important doctrine plays an underlying part of Paul’s letter and the Christian life.

We look at the main part of Paul’s letter to his friend Philemon. We see here in Philemon that this letter is where Paul’s theology from his letters is seen lived out in his own life and relationships.

This week we return to our Communion Series on the 7 I Am sayings found in the Gospel of John. We look the 3rd I Am saying, “I Am the door” in the context of Jesus teaching of His being the Good Shepherd that cares for, protects, and secures His sheep.

Starting a new book study with the short letter to Philemon. Here we see how God wants to us to practically live out our faith through forgiveness.

This week we close the book of Obadiah, as we look towards the promises of Israel’s restoration in the land, and the coming of the Lord.

We start a new short study on the Old Testament book of Obadiah this morning. Looking into the background and the prophecy. The Lord gives concerning a close neighbor to the Old Testament nation of Israel.