Explore the Theology of the Christian Faith
Have you ever wondered if God truly loves you no matter what? Is there anything you could do to make Him stop loving you? These are questions that God's people and indeed all people have struggled with for all of time, and still struggle with today.
It is truly an honor to be here with you today and to open God's Word together.
Good Morning, Church! Have you ever experienced a miracle? How has God worked wondrously in your life? Has He healed a disease, kept you safe in a perilous situation, or delivered you from something that only He could?
Good morning, friends! I want you to imagine you're relaxing on a cold, rainy night, watching your favorite movie or television show, or your favorite sports team, with a nice cup of hot tea in your hand. You are utterly comfortable, sleepy even, and then… suddenly, you hear them—a whirlwind of sound, a crack of thunder, an alarm of coming danger, and you're terrified.
The Christian life is marked by numerous paradoxes. To name a few, Christians live by dying (John 12:24-25), are exalted by humiliation (Matt. 23:12; James 4:10; Phil. 2:5-11), and are freed from sin by being bound to Christ (Rom.
Expository preaching is a central function and practice of the Christian ministry because it is through the proclamation of the Word that God reveals Himself to the world, saves His people, and ordains them to service for His glory. It is God's appointed means by which He makes Himself known. Therefore, a systematic theology of preaching must not begin with those who exposit the Scriptures or those who hear the message, but with God Himself, who speaks, saves, and sanctifies through His written and spoken Word.