Doctrine

When Grace Is Missing – Part 1

When something or someone valuable to us is lost, we spare no effort in searching for it. Likewise, we should be just as diligent in cherishing and maintaining grace in our lives. Join us in this series as we delve into the factors that may cause grace to seem absent and learn how to ensure its continual presence.

The Nature of God’s Grace in Relation to Sin

In this enlightening message, we delve into the misunderstood aspects of grace that often lead people to shy away from its profound embrace. Many harbor concerns that grace might grant a license to sin, yet such apprehensions arise from a lack of a comprehensive understanding of what grace truly entails. Join us as we unravel the genuine nature of God’s grace, shedding light on its transformative power in the context of sin. This exploration aims to provide clarity and dispel misconceptions, fostering a deeper appreciation for the grace that leads to true freedom.

Faith is not meant to be a human work

Challenging Common Beliefs: Reexamining the Role of Faith in Scripture. Join us as we explore a different perspective on faith, moving beyond the notion of it being a human work, and discover how Scripture defines its true essence.

The Freeing Truth About Justification and Works

In this sermon, we aim to untangle the apparent contradiction between Paul and James regarding justification and works. By carefully examining their inspired writings, we reveal that they both ultimately convey the same gospel truth. Through this clarification, we dispel confusion and address misunderstandings about justification and works.

Jesus, the Anchor of Giving Thanks

In this sermon, we explore the profound significance of giving thanks and discover how Jesus is the ultimate anchor for genuine biblical thanks giving. We also explore its transformative impact in our lives.

The Freeing Truth About Balancing Law and Grace

In this message we take a closer look at the scriptural reasons why a new covenant believer cannot relate to God by a balance (or mixture) of old covenant law and new covenant grace. Your understanding of gospel truth will be challenged and revolutionized.

The Freeing Truth About Working Out Your Own Salvation With Fear And Trembling

Traditionally, Philippians 2:12 has been interpreted to suggest that a believer can lose their salvation if they fail to actively maintain it. However, it is difficult to believe that the apostle Paul, who passionately preached the gospel of God’s grace (Acts 20:24), would promote such doubt and insecurity among believers.