February 2024
The Covenant Family Part 1, Genesis 15
One of the key themes of scripture is God’s covenants with his people. One of the key stories in the BIble is God’s covenant with Abraham in Genesis 15. In this sermon, we learn what it means for the Bible and for us for God to be a covenant making and covenant keeping God!
Thou Shalt Not Steal, Malachi 3:6-8
“Thou shalt not steal” may be the easiest verse in all of the Bible to understand but what does this command say about God’s concerns and our sin?
Thou Shalt Not Kill, Genesis 9:1-7
Perhaps no Bible verse is more well known than,”Thou Shalt Not Kill”. But what does it really mean to value life and how might this principle actually condemn us more than we think?
Family Feud, James 4:2-3
In the sermon, we analyze our family conflicts in the light of the conflict between Abram and Lot as we learn to trust God’s promises and take the high road of faith.
Honor Your Father and Mother, Ephesians 6:1-3
The fifth commandment tells us to “honor our mother and our father”. What does this mean for our families and why does it matter?
January 2024
The Law Matters, 1 Timothy 1:8-11
Continuing our study of the pastoral epistle of 1 TImothy we come to a passage where Paul confronts the false teachings in Ephesus where the law of God was being mishandled. This sermon explores the law of God and how it relates to Christians today.
Everything Goes South
As we continue our journey with Abraham’s family we see things take a turn for the south as Abraham makes a poor decision and descends into selfishness.
Remember the Sabbath Day, Exodus 20:1
In this sermon on the fourth commandment we learn why the idea of Sabbath is so important in both creation and redemption and what it means for Christians to honor the Sabbath Day.
God Forms A Family, Genesis 9:1
As we begin a new Sunday night series studying the family of Abraham we see that even the most dysfunctional families must commit to obedience and worship because they are held together by the promises of God.
THOU SHALT NOT TAKE THE NAME OF THE LORD THY GOD IN VAIN, EXODUS 3:13-14
As we continue our study of the Ten Commandments we learn what it means to take God’s name in vain and what it means for God to take the name Jesus in His incarnation.
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