We yield to those who love us and to who we love in return.

Mother's act out the gospel. In particular, they act out the gospel's special doctrine of imputation.

Believers are assured that their faith is genuine NOT by sinning less but rather by walking in the light of sin and the sure provision for it.

The Book of Revelation as written on the back of one truth, the Lamb who was slain will triumph at last and His people will triumph with Him.

This is Holy week. Jesus is the guest of honor. His work the world’s greatest victory.

Our hope in the promise of salvation is that it is Christ Alone who saves us and it will be Him alone who keeps us until that glorious day!

The love we give is God’s love, his gift to us, our gift to his world.

"I have tasted and seen, of the sweaetest of loves, that my heart becomes free and my shame is undone"

We often say, “the old man is dead” is Christendom. But what do we mean? I mean, practically?

Six weeks until Easter, Lent represents the price we pay to shift our attention to Calvary weekend, we ‘pay’ attention.

This sermon will look at what the Bible says about the human imagination. When is it bad and when is it ok? When is it ok to pretend? How do believers win the battle of the mind?

Judge not exposes our need for God and His word to discern the real problem and the real solution.

In relationships, judging devastates the possibility of forward progress.  The Scriptures simply say, “Stop it.”  But they also show you why.

We always do what we desire, we desire what we love.  Love God do right, love other stuff you’ll do other stuff.

At the end of the day, you do what you want to.  How can we fix our ‘want to’ to want what God wants.  And how does this affect relationships.

One of the most debated topics in the history of the Church (and rightly so) is what it means to be saved. Is it all grace? What is the relationship between grace and work? Where does the tension come from and why? Are there contradictions in scripture?

Many people are paralyzed by the feelings of guilt and shame associated with something that, in reflection, we wish we’d have done. Regret has a godly purpose, and it’s not to lame, but to heal.

It’s the testimony that continues to transform the hearts of His people. Jesus saves.