In the April 5th sermon, Jason Cherry elaborates on the implications of Paul’s doctrine of reconciliation.
Pastors Brian McLain and Gage Crowder continue their study of Genesis with chapter 12.
Evangelicalism’s Divided Soul: Megan Basham’s Shepherds for Sale
April 13th, 2026
Megan Basham has written a deeply sourced book about how the political left has been pouring money and influence into evangelicalism for decades. There are initiatives, political action groups, conferences, books, and celebrity pastors that have introduced leftist political policies into the church. Rank and file evangelicals first exposure to the politicization of their church is usually through ...
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Evangelicalism’s Divided Soul: Megan Basham’s Shepherds for Sale
April 13th, 2026
Megan Basham has written a deeply sourced book about how the political left has been pouring money and influence into evangelicalism for decades. There are initiatives, political action groups, conferences, books, and celebrity pastors that have introduced leftist political policies into the church. Rank and file evangelicals first exposure to the politicization of their church is usually through ...
What does the Bible Teach About Polygamy (and why it matters)?
April 6th, 2026
Among evangelicals, there has long existed a vague unanimity that polygamy was wrong. There was a hazy notion of the varied examples of it in Scripture, but it was nothing more than a preposterous proposition. If one wife is a tantalizing riddle, what must 1000 wives be?...
How Politics Killed Jesus
March 30th, 2026
The Sanhedrin had been crowned, anointed, and named the official power brokers of Israel. When the rogue rabbi from Nazareth showed up, they claimed the right to kill him, as much as a Scot has a right to Scotch. Jesus’ ministry threatens the political arrangement between the Pharisees and Rome. Jerusalem thrives on economic exploitation. It serves as the capital city, the seat of power, and the b...
Understanding Youthful Arrogance
March 23rd, 2026
IntroductionIn Dante’s Purgatorio, pride is the first sin punished. Penitents carry heavy boulders on their back, forcing proud heads to stoop so the gaze of their smug eyes never leaves the earth. Elsewhere, Dante compares proud persons to children, which suggests pride is a characteristic of spiritual adolescence.So, it’s not outside the realm of possibility that covenant children, especially te...
The Authenticity Ethos Versus Biblical Christianity
March 16th, 2026
IntroductionThe ubiquitous expectation in modern life is to “be true to oneself,” which means the foremost concern and superseding moral imperative is the cultivation of the self.[1] This self-creation assumes that people have the liberty to form their judgments, even when aligned against the Nature of Things. It’s the liberty to ignore the Lawgiver and Judge; to ignore the unchosen obligations of...