Back in the early 1500's a small group of believers got together to do something we celebrated and did openly today - to get baptized after placing their faith in…

Are you a careful and critically thinking Christian? Jon Hay shares with us a message about the principles and rules that govern good thinking and should be used far more…

To end his series, Pastor Clinton works his way through the final chapter in Galatians. In it, the apostle Paul wraps up his letter and then adds a bit of clarification to it and a final appeal.

In this part of his letter, Paul writes to the churches in Galatia about walking in the Spirit rather than giving into the desires of their sinful nature. Pastor Clinton leads us through what the Spirit and the sinful nature desire, and how we can experience more and more of the Spirit's desires and less and less of the sinful nature's desires.

In our 2 part series on the reliability of the New Testament, we take a look at the impact all the textual variants - differences between the thousands of ancient New Testament manuscripts - has on that reliability.

Is the English New Testament we have today reliable? How close is it to what the original New Testament authors wrote? Pastor David explores common objections to the reliability of the New Testament and what New Testament scholars from the field of Textual Criticism have to say about them.

At the end of what he wrote in Colossians 3-4 on what's true about believers and the living that's supposed to flow from that, the apostle Paul gives some spiritual 'Pro Tips' that can act like cheat codes in the believer's spiritual life. Pastor David walks us through them and teaches on how to experience them in our living.

When testing and trials come our way, they're tough experiences and we often wonder what's going on. Pastor Ron leads us through a time of testing in Abraham's life that helps give insight into what God's doing when He tests us and how we can endure and benefit from it.

Pastor Clinton picks up his sermon series on Galatians from a few months back. In the apostle Paul's letter to the churches in a region known back then as Galatia, he's been going after false teaching and false teachers that made keeping Moses' Law a salvation issue. In this part of his letter, Paul first pleads with believers, then warns them about that teaching and those teachers, giving us insight into what believers today are to do when they encounter false teaching and false teachers.

Last week we dove into what walking in the Spirit looks like in our families. Today, Pastor David takes a look at the apostle Paul's teaching on how believing slaves and masters were to walk in the Spirit in his day, and how that applies to employees and bosses who are believers in our day.