Psalm 110 reveals that the promised Messiah is both a divine King and an eternal Priest in the order of Melchizedek—uniting two roles Israel had always kept separate—and this union is fulfilled only in Jesus Christ, who is fully God and fully man. Because Christ reigns as our victorious King and intercedes forever as our perfect Priest, believers can live with confident joy and courage, secure that their ultimate acceptance before God and future victory over evil are guaranteed in Him.
Read MoreIn Psalm 90, Moses describes God’s power and eternal nature. In Christ, we have the ability to be reconciled and saved from His wrath.
Read MoreWe long to spend time with those we love - do we place the same significance on seeking God’s presence?
Read MoreTrue freedom is found in Christ as we have been liberated from the power of sin, being born again by the Spirit.
Read MoreAfter Abraham was chosen as the patriarch of a new nation, the story continues with his son Isaac. The mysteries of God’s plans continue into the stories of Abraham’s descendants.
Read MorePastor Tom introduces the next sermon series tracing the history of God’s chosen people.
Read MorePastor Tom lays out the vision for the church for the next season of ministry, going back to the basics of the early church as described in Acts 2.
Read MoreJesus teaches his disciples through a series of parables the importance of prayer and how to pray. Pastor Tom addresses some questions brought up by these teachings.
Read MoreJesus expects his disciples to be ready for the coming of the Son of Man, being found active in their work; consequences follow for those who disregard their responsibilities.
Read MorePastor Tom cover’s Jesus’s answer to brothers having a disagreement over their inheritance, highlighting the importance of where we put our focus.
Read MorePastor Tom contrasts several parables that show the difficulty of the Christian walk and the benefits to be gained by following Jesus.
Read MorePastor Tom begins a new series on the Parables of Jesus starting with the parable of the sower.
Read MoreIn Galatians 6:11-18, Paul offers his final greeting to the Galatians, encouraging them to stay true to the gospel that they were preached.
Read MoreIn Galatians 6:1-10, Paul admonishes the Galatians to keep step with the Spirit, ensuring that they were walking in accordance with God’s will and gently leading their brethren back from sin.
Read MoreIn Galatians 5:13-26, Paul tells the Galatians of the freedom that they have through Christ. False teachers had come in and told them that they had to follow the old law, but Paul explains that Christ is the fulfillment of the law.
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