Suffering. It’s something we don’t enjoy thinking about. What about pain, hardship, difficulty, or sacrifice? Consciously or not, we tend to avoid these things like the plague, a tendency inherited from our 21st century American culture. The irony is that God calls us to embrace them. Why? Because it’s what Jesus did. Jesus set the […]

Today’s message is particularly epic! As Pastor Phillip mentions in this sermon, we come to one of the major, if not the major, epic in the book of Hebrews as we begin studying Chapter 12. This chapter reminds us to be focused on Christ and as Pastor Phillip illustrates, that we should put aside anything […]

This week, Pastor Phillip finishes out our study in Hebrews chapter 11 by pointing out the focus of the heroes of the faith that are rapidly identified by the author. An important distinction that he makes is that Paul identified these individuals as having been spared from suffering and death, but also being delivered to […]

In this sermon, Pastor Phillip delivers a Christmas message to point our hearts toward the Lord this Christmas season. Join us as we reflect on His goodness to us.

Having dealt with a difficult subject previously, Paul begins in his next part of this chapter with an encouragement for these Jewish believers to be diligent to hold on to the full assurance of hope that is in Christ Jesus until the end. As Pastor Nathan explains, he does this in three ways. 1. Paul […]

Since last week we had the privilege of hear Steve Greg preach about the rest we can have in Christ last week, Pastor Phillip goes back to the beginning of chapter 3 and teaches on Christ’s superiority to Moses, the exhortation to not fall away, and the importance of encouraging one another. Join us as […]

This week, Pastor Phillip walks us through the important emphasis that the writer of Hebrews gives to his readers in chapter 2 verses 1-9; that if the law was given through angels and they have listened to them, how much more should they listen to God’s Son! While the subject of angels giving the law […]