Pastor Daniel teaches that in Christ, we are commanded to pursue those things that will maximize our joy.

In this episode, Daniel & Ben unpack the sermon from Hebrews 6 from Phil Smith.

Pastor Daniel teaches that in Christ, we are commanded to pursue those things that will maximize our joy.

Pastor Daniel teaches that in Christ, we are commanded to pursue those things that will maximize our joy.

Dave Robinson teaches that our position In Christ is a result of God's grace alone and results in a life lived according to the Spirit now as we wait for the day when we will live eternally with God.

Pastor Daniel encourages us to pursue peace because conflict contradicts the gospel truths we proclaim about who we are in Christ.

Pastor Daniel teaches that (this morning) we stand firm in the hope that when Christ returns, He will transform us to be like Him.

Pastor Daniel warns us to be sure the people we are imitating are imitating Christ.

Pastor Daniel teaches that perseverance, not perfection, is necessary for salvation and certain because of Christ's work.

Jake Valencic teaches that a true disciple, although it will cost them everything, sees the value of Jesus Christ and follows him.

Pastor Daniel continues to teach that the true gospel calls me to place my confidence in Christ alone for my salvation.

Pastor Daniel teaches that the true gospel calls me to place my confidence in Christ alone for my salvation.

Pastor Daniel teaches that the true gospel calls me to place my confidence in Christ alone for my salvation.

Pastor Tommie teaches about general and specific revelations through God's Word, as well as the response after the revelation.

Pastor Blake teaches that because Christians suffer for doing good, we must be prepared to honor Christ in our response.

Pastor Daniel teaches that a gospel that encourages you to put confidence in yourself is a false gospel.

In this sermon, Pastor Daniel reminds us that the commended worker is one who labors in the strength of Christ as he imitates the ministry of Christ.

Pastor Daniel teaches that Timothy is an example for us not because of his spectacular giftedness but because of his proven faithfulness.

Pastor Daniel teaches how Timothy is an example for us not because of his spectacular giftedness but because of his proven faithfulness.

Pastor Daniel teaches that when a child of God lives like a child of God, the beauty of God is proclaimed.

In this sermon, Pastor Ben reminded us that anyone who has repented of their sin and placed their faith in Christ to pay the penalty for their sin can be use of God by His power and for His plan.

In this sermon, Daniel teaches that God gives all believers the desire and ability to obey Him.

In part 2 from Philippians 2:5-11, Daniel teaches that the aim of humility is to exalt the great name of Jesus Christ and glorify God the Father.

In this episode, Daniel & Ben expand on the sermon from Philippians 2:5-11, where we learned that Jesus Christ not only models perfect humility, He enables it.

In this sermon, we learn that Jesus Christ not only models perfect humility, He enables it.

In Part 2 of this sermon, Pastor Daniel teaches that without humility, like-mindedness in Christ’s church is impossible.

Pastor Mike teaches that the Lord has done great things, and He will restore my joy as I remember forgiveness and anticipate fruitfulness.

Pastor Daniel teaches that without humility, like-mindedness in Christ’s church is impossible.

Pastor Daniel teaches that as citizens of God’s kingdom, we stand firm together in the gospel and trust God.

Pastor Blake teaches that consistent Christian living means we will refrain from showing partiality as we live with the Judgment in view.

Pastor Phil teaches that my spiritual maturity will only advance as far as my regular contemplation of and delight in God through the gospel.

Pastor Daniel teaches that the greatest ambition we can have is to glorify God in both our life and death.

Pastor Daniel teaches that making the exaltation of Christ our aim is the only way to experience joy in ministry.

Pastor Jordan teaches union with the first Adam leads to death, whereas union with the last Adam leads to life.

Pastor Daniel teaches that Jesus is more precious than your ointment, so joyfully worship Him with all that you are this Resurrection Sunday.

Pastor Daniel teaches that our response to hardcircumstances can either obscure our love for Christ or display it.

Pastor Daniel teaches us to pray that God would give us love for one another that is increasingly guided by knowledge and discernment.

This is the teaching of Sunday night service, March 17, 2024

Pastor Daniel teaches us to pray that God would give uslove for one another that is increasingly guided by knowledge and discernment.

Pastor Daniel teaches the pastor and the congregation participatein the ministry of the Word together to glorify God and strengthen the body of Christ through the work of the Spirit.

Join Pastor Daniel and Pastor Ben as they discuss yesterday’s sermon.

Pastor Daniel teaches I am confident that God has saved, is saving, and will save all of you who are in Christ.

Pastor Daniel teaches If we are thankful for one another—and we should be—we will express our thanks to God with joy.

Pastor Daniel teaches a church made up of regenerate church members, led by godly pastor-elders, and cared for by faithful deacons will be a place where joyful fellowship in Christ can occur.

Pastor Blake teaches that because Jesus has overcome, we may face temptation with confidence knowing that in Him, we will bevictorious.

Pastor Daniel began a series in Philippians, a letter from Christ’s servants to all the saints, promising grace and peace from God.

Pastor Ben teaches we are fully known by our Creator who loves us and is with us as we sojourn in this world.

Pastor Mike teaches as we know and understand who God is, ourhearts and minds find joy in Christ for today, tomorrow, and forever.

Join Pastor Daniel and Pastor Ben as they discuss yesterday’s sermon.

Pastor Daniel teaches our hope for salvation—justification,sanctification, glorification—rests fully in the sacrifice of our King.