In the February 22nd sermon, Jason Cherry instructed that a spiritual life bears fruit, perseveres joyfully, gives thanks, and walks the new walk.
Pastors Brian McLain and Gage Crowder continue their study of Genesis with the end of chapter 9.
What’s New About the New Covenant?
February 23rd, 2026
IntroductionThe central event of the New Testament is not the overthrow of the Old Testament, but the overthrow of death by way of Jesus Christ’s resurrection, which forever linked the two testaments, establishing the continuity of covenant architecture. But if there is continuity between the covenants, why is it called the New Covenant?Christ—The New Indicative“Behold, the days are coming, declar...
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What’s New About the New Covenant?
February 23rd, 2026
IntroductionThe central event of the New Testament is not the overthrow of the Old Testament, but the overthrow of death by way of Jesus Christ’s resurrection, which forever linked the two testaments, establishing the continuity of covenant architecture. But if there is continuity between the covenants, why is it called the New Covenant?Christ—The New Indicative“Behold, the days are coming, declar...
Laughter is Resurrection
February 16th, 2026
Wendell Berry concludes his poem, Manifesto: Mad Farmer Liberation Front, with the exhortation to “practice resurrection.” In this same poem, he says, “Expect the end of the world. Laugh. Laughter is immeasurable. Be joyful though you have considered all the facts.” This is near what G.K. Chesterton meant when he said that “A characteristic of the great saints is their power of levity.”Laughter is...
Enlarge Your Soul
February 10th, 2026
Some faithful Christians refuse to read fiction. The reason cited is the same: If there is time to read, they’d rather read something true. Better to plow up a real field than a pretend one. Such prejudice against fiction isn’t new. General Robert E. Lee forbade his son Rob from reading novels because they would discourage industriousness and cause him to desire unreal things.[1] Simil......
Creativity and the Church: Or, How to Develop Creativity?
February 2nd, 2026
IntroductionCreative people are needed because God demands a richer vocabulary than words can give. New eloquence is needed to move the borders of intelligibility. Yet, God didn’t make everyone to be a creative person. Some are hands and some are feet. Others are the intuition.[1] The intuition sees how things tend, which means they see how things complete themselves. Because of the constrained va...
Christian Reflections on Death
January 26th, 2026
IntroductionJust because we ought not take ourselves too seriously doesn’t mean we ought not give serious reflection to the unconversable subject of death. Upon the occasion of his mother’s grave illness, Martin Luther wrote a letter encouraging her to confront death directly, “Let us therefore now rejoice with all assurance and gladness, and should any thought of sin or death frighten us, let us ...