Just as the ark provided safety from the waters of judgment, we now have salvation from judgment through Jesus. And this is pictured and proclaimed in baptism.

Mark begins his gospel with the Old Testament to tell us that the fulfillment of God's promises to Israel had arrived with Jesus.

An overview of the four gospels and an introduction to the Gospel of Mark, which we will be working through in Line by Line

Celebrating the Lord's Supper weekly helps us taste and see the goodness of the Lord and his gospel every time we gather as a church.

In light of the New Testament's emphasis on Jesus's death by crucifixion, the question we must ask is, "Why the cross of Christ?"

Podcasts are a dime a dozen these days. Here are three podcasts on the Bible actually worth listening to that are gold.

A survey of the dysfunctions and (de)formative power of social media and how the church must respond.

The battle of Har-Magedon in Revelation is a complex picture of the conquest of the gospel and the defeat of God's enemies.

Inside every Bible produced by the Gideons is a beautiful introduction explaing what the Bible is, what it's about, and what it's for.

The book of Ruth is a story of love, faithfulness, and restoration that ultimately points us to God's plan of redemption in Christ.

Though we may feel despised and forsaken, Isaiah reminds us that God not only redeems us but actually delights in and rejoices over us.

Several thoughts to help clarify our decision to include the recitation of historic Christian creeds in our Lord’s Day worship.

The Chalcedonian Creed was finalized at the Council of Chalcedon in AD 451 as a response to several heresies regarding the nature of Christ.

Far from being a special, mystical experience, abiding in Christ is the Christian's life of trust, obedience, and dependence on Jesus.

An essay on the preservation and the perseverance of the saints.