In our Lord's Passion we see the greatest example of irony in Scripture as God overturns and makes foolish the world's wisdom.

In an ironic twist, the words of the Pharisees were actually true— it was precisely because Jesus came to save others that he could not save himself.

Christ’s descent to the dead is not only a biblically supported and historically confessed doctrine of the Christian church, but it is gloriously good news.

In times of crisis it's all too easy for the news and social media to drown out the Voice which we need to hear most: the voice of the Lord.

Glen Scrivener's poem shows how we put cart before horse by telling people to "Give their lives to Jesus" without first being reminded of what He gave.

In order to understand the significance of the command to honor our father and mother and what it looks like, we must ask the question, How do we honor God?

In February 2020 we will be launching a sanctuary renovation project to make several much-needed improvements to our church's sanctuary.

One of the simplest, most effective antidotes for doubt and unbelief in the Christian life is encouragement that comes from the Scriptures.

We can endure this present darkness with joy and gratitude because we know the Lord Jesus will return and dispel the darkness and bring us into his light.