In Week 2 of our 5-part series Faithful Until the End, we walk through 2 Timothy 2 and the theme of being Entrusted. After the moment of boldness comes a harder question: Will you endure? Most people don’t drift in one dramatic moment—they drift slowly in the ordinary days. Paul reminds Timothy that endurance starts…
In this opening message of our series on 2 Timothy, “Faithful to the End”, Paul challenges Timothy—and us—to confront the quiet ways fear and shame shape our faith. Unashamed calls believers to courage, clarity, and confidence rooted not in personality, but in the gospel itself. Listen to be reminded why the good news is too…
In John 20, the resurrection of Jesus is not presented as a familiar religious idea but as a life-disrupting reality: it interrupts Mary’s grief, the disciples’ fear, and Thomas’s doubt, meeting each person where they are and re-centering them on the living Christ. This message follows the story into Acts, showing how the certainty that…
The fourth and final message in our Trinity series, focusing on Jesus’ prayer in John 17 and His invitation for believers to share in the eternal love of the Father, Son, and Spirit. This lesson shows how the church is called to reflect the Trinity through love, humility, unity, and mutual service, even in a…
One of the most beautiful truths of the Christian faith is that God is relational. Before creation, before humanity, before history itself, God already existed in perfect relationship. This week, we explored what Scripture reveals about the eternal harmony of the Triune God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—and why that truth reshapes how we understand love,…
In our previous message, “The Trinity: Revealed, Not Invented,” we explored how the Christian understanding of God as Father, Son, and Spirit is not a human idea, but something God reveals about Himself in Scripture. This week, we took the next step: seeing how that Triune God is actively at work in the world —…
Lesson one of a four-part series. – Why Study the Trinity? – The Biblical Foundation of the Trinity – Historical Basis for the Doctrine of the Trinity Coming Next – Week 2 – The Triune God at Work Week 3 – The Eternal Harmony of the Triune God Week 4 – Invited into Eternal Communion
This summer, we’ve been comparing contemporary beliefs vs the scriptures about what Jesus may have or may not have done. Did Jesus really say we shouldn’t judge? If so, what did he mean by that? How can Christians align with scripture in a culture that views “judgment” as always wrong?
Learn about the beginning of this great church that serves as the backdrop for Paul’s letter to the Philippians. After Paul had seen the vision, we got ready at once to leave for Macedonia, concluding that God had called us to preach the gospel to them.” Acts 16:10
In the New Testament, Jesus is called both Son of Man and Son of God, but why? And what meaning does it have for our lives? I and my Father are one…” John 10:30