Sermon Summary: NEXT, Part 3: Message
Our first vision goal is to declare and demonstrate the power of God's Word, inviting people to discover and deepen their relationship with Jesus.
Our first vision goal is to declare and demonstrate the power of God's Word, inviting people to discover and deepen their relationship with Jesus.
Lord's Day 3 of the Heidelberg Catechism reminds us that we were created for life with God, to know Him, love Him, and reflect His glory.
An early date for the books of the New Testament, including Hebrews, strengthens our confidence in the reliability of the New Testament witness because it places these writings close to the events they describe.
In our second study, the book of Hebrews invites us to reflect on Jesus as both the pioneer of our salvation and the one who is greater than Moses.
Our vision is bold but simple: to see people forgiven and set free to flourish in Jesus Christ.
Lord's Day 2 of the Heidelberg Catechism turns our focus to the human condition, showing how we come to know our sin and misery—through the law of God.
One of the more intriguing questions of church history is the identity of Hebrews’ author.
This passage calls us to worship Jesus as the King he is, to remain anchored in the gospel, and to marvel at the gift of God’s completed revelation.
Whether you’re looking to make friends, grow in your understanding of God’s Word, or find encouragement for the challenges of life, this study is a great place to start.
Our mission as a church flows from God's heart: to love God and love others, making disciples who make a difference.
Lord’s Day 1 of the Heidelberg Catechism begins with a question that goes straight to the heart of the Christian life: What is your only comfort in life and in death?
The Heidelberg Catechism is an effective, time-tested tool for learning the core truths of God's Word, growing in Christ, and finding practical comfort in the Christian faith.
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We can admit our faults without being crushed by them, knowing that our identity rests securely in Christ. His grace has the final word.
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Healthy communication and mutual respect are hallmarks of a Christ-centered church, and I’m grateful for how faithfully you embody these values.
Preaching
Let's plant seeds of faith, hope, and love together and watch as God makes them flourish in ways we could never imagine.
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One day, we will stand before Him, clothed not in the rags of our failure, but in the righteousness of Christ. Until then, let your failures drive you to the cross, where mercy flows without measure.
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Saint Nicholas wouldn’t want to distract us from Christmas’s true meaning. He would want us to celebrate it the way he did: by worshiping the Christ who gave us everything.
Preaching
God’s presence in the Incarnation shows us that He is with us in every moment of life, and embracing His nearness fills us with lasting confidence, comfort, and peace.
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Many often wonder about our church's name. Here's a brief explanation of why we're called First Evangelical Free Church.
Preaching
"God seeks us first, speaks to us in ways we understand, and through His Word, leads us to the joy and salvation found only in Jesus Christ."
Teaching
Welcome to today's review of the material covered in our special fifteenth session: the history of Christmas celebration.
Teaching
Welcome to today's review of the material covered in our special fourteenth session: the history of Santa Claus.
Preaching
God’s ultimate solution to our aloneness wasn’t just sending other people—it was sending Himself, in Jesus.
Teaching
Welcome to today’s review of the material covered in our thirteenth session: the continued rise of papal authority and hierarchical church governance.