Key texts: Titus 2:1-15
Speaker: Dru Lattin
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What does the grace of God look like in real life? Paul doesn’t want Titus to engage in mere rhetoric when preaching the gospel; instead, he believes that declaring God’s grace will make real differences in everyone. Listen below:
Key texts: Titus 1:9-2:1
Speaker: Dru Lattin
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When Paul starts name-calling, you know it’s time to pay attention. In this week’s message, we look at what prompted Paul’s concern – false teachers – and what the solution is: sound teaching. Listen below:
(Note – this message was recorded from home; the audio is not the best, but should be tolerable. We’re working on getting better audio solutions!)
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Key texts: Ephesians 1-3; Revelation 2:1-7
Speaker: Jonathan Wiltrout
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The Christians in Ephesus were mentioned repeatedly in the New Testament, even getting their name on an important letter. But the last report we hear of this church in the Bible is not good. What happened?
Guest speaker Jonathan Wiltrout carefully walks through two messages to the Ephesians, unpacking important lessons for each of us today. Listen below to learn how not to leave your first love.
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Key texts: 1 Peter 4:7-10
Speaker: Dru Lattin
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A lot can happen in one week. When the world looks like it’s going to change – and not in good ways – what should Christians do? Dru shares practical lessons from Peter as we face a pandemic.
Speaker: James Beckel
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Raise your hand if you’re a perfectionist! Most of us try to be, in at least some area of our life. James observes the dangers and impact on others when we try too hard – or for the wrong reasons – to do everything “just right.”
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