The Gospel of Christ

This week we continue our study of what sets the scene for understanding baptism. Last week we talked about how baptism deals with the most essential of Christian convictions. This week we talk about the Gospel. The Gospel is at the core of everything. It fulfills history. It reveals the Savior. It prepares us for the future. The Good News about Jesus leads us to the waters where we meet him.

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Obadiah: The Problem with Misplaced Confidence

We continue our study of the Minor Prophets with Obadiah and the problem of misplaced confidence. Dealing especially with Israel’s arrogant neighbor, the Edomites, we are cautioned about the danger of arrogance and gloating, neither of which God finds endearing.

Lifestyles of the Rich and Amos

Continuing our study of the Minor Prophets, in this lesson we look at the book of Amos. He has much to say to those who who achieve great wealth by taking advantage of the vulnerable. It’s a tough pill to swallow for those of us in an affluent nation, but our wrestling with this challenging book will be good for our hearts. Hope you will join us!

The Center of Faith

Mark begins this new study into the deeper meaning to be found in Christian baptism. We will take a look at the great importance of both faith and baptism, and how some teachings within the church are most central to the core of our beliefs.

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A Gracious Gift

In this conclusion to the BUILT TOGETHER series, Mark reminds us all that in Christ, we should think differently, act differently, and walk differently than we did before. We are Children of Light. It’s time to live like it!

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Joel: A God Who Punishes and Promises

Joel warns of a coming plague, begging people to change their hearts and turn to God. But even where God allows for trouble, his long-term goal is always restoration and renewal.

Before the Throne

This week, Mark invites us to consider what it means to approach God in prayer, and the powerful Holy Spirit God sends to enliven our hearts and burn within us.

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Hosea: God’s Troubled Marriage

As we continue the Turn & Return series, Mark gives an overview of the book of Hosea. This difficult and fascinating story provides meaningful insights into the complex passion of God for his people, and the ways in which God continues to pursue us.

In Good Hands

Welcome to Sunday Service Online for September 6, 2020. Of all the ways we could bless the church of the future, one of the best things we can give them is a healthy church culture. Drawing from I Timothy, Mark reflects on what helps us to cultivate a form of faith that is worthy of being handed to the next generation.

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Introduction to the Minor Prophets

Dr. Mark Adams begins a new series on the Minor Prophets; the books of Hosea through Malachi. In this first session, he gives an overview of how prophets function, as well as some unique ways in which these twelve books, more traditionally called “The Book of the Twelve” in ancient times, hold together.