Recent Sermons

Our justification and final salvation both rest on the love of God. How can we be sure of God's love for us? Is it just a feeling, just an objective fact, or is something more?

Justification is the beginning of our journey as Christians. Glorification will be the culmination of our journey. But what takes place in between these two events? God has a plan for our lives, but that plan may not be exactly what we expect it to be.

Justification by faith in Christ is at the heart of the gospel message. However, it is only the beginning of the road toward our final salvation. This past act sets us on the road of sanctification that will lead to a final glorification one day.

How can Paul claim that Abraham and his offspring will be the heir of the world? How does this apply to Christians today?

Why is Paul so riveted on the topic of faith alone apart from works? How does Abraham and his justification fit into this topic?

In this session, we examined what missions should accomplish if it is done right. Ultimately, God has promised that he will build his church. As we Go and make disciples, the goal is to transfer gospel responsibility.

The similarities in the mission of Jesus and Paul help to shape how we do missions today. A proper Biblical understanding of missions will help to define the difference of ministry and missions.