Cross Of Grace

Each distinct person of the Triune God (Father, Son and Holy Spirit) has a specific role in your salvation, and performs that role perfectly, to the praise of His glory.

In the introduction to Ephesians we explore why Paul wrote it, what God was saying to them, and what God is saying to us today. Be refreshed in Gods sovereign love, for the praise of His glorious grace.

Today's guest preacher Ken Mellinger reminds us how to live a fruitful Christian life, by showing us the obsticles that keep us from it, and the path that leads us towards it.

God desires for his church to multiply through disciple making.

Spiritual maturity means growing more in the likeness of Christ and helping others do the same.

Jesus took all of His instruction, all of His commands for the church, and boiled it down to one thing: Go and make disciples. This command is given to every single Christian. So why are so few Christians doing it? In this sermon entitled "Make Disciples" we identify who is a disciple, what we're called to do, and how we are to do it.

We serve a big God who wants to do big things in and through His people. Behold the King of Glory in Psalm 24..

Jesus is the Good Shepherd who leads us to green pastures, and He leads us through the valley. He protects His sheep from wolves, and He corrects us when we stray. Psalm 23 reminds us we have a God who is near, and we have nothing to fear.

Guest speaker Mark Prater, Executive Director of Sovereign Grace, reminds us that the power of the gospel produces growth in us, among us and beyond us.

Because of Jesus’ suffering on the cross, not only do we have forgiveness of sin, but we also have His faithful comfort in our own suffering.

We do not root our confidence in men and this earth, but in the supremely good God who will make all wrong, right.

In times of difficulty, God has already provided the mercy and grace we need in Christ.

We are reminded that even in trials, God is faithful. And He is worthy of all our praise...

"Blood is thicker than water." We've all heard the phrase, meaning no one will stick by you like your natural family. But the relationship connection Christians have with one another, your gospel community, should be even greater than that. And that should be proven in how we care for one another...

Jesus never does anything halfway. Not only are we given new hearts through salvation right now, but one day we will receive a new body to match.

Some in the Corinthian church were denying the physical resurrection promised to all Christians. Paul gives them seven reasons why the resurrection matters - not only in the future - but in our lives right now.

The term "gospel-centered" is popular in the church right now. But it won't stay that way. Why is being centered on the gospel so important, and how can we insure it's not just a passing fad?

How do the biblical roles of men and women affect spiritual gifts on a Sunday morning?

If the gifts of tongues and prophecy are for today, what does that look like in a church service?

The right use of prophecy and interpreted tongues will result in the building up and encouragement of the church.