The Authority of Scripture

The Bereans receive the preached Word eagerly and examine the Scriptures daily to test what they hear. Their example calls Christians to humble teachability, biblical discernment, and confidence in Scripture rather than cynical suspicion.

Scripture Authority

1 Timothy 6 continues the Act Like Men weekend by calling men to obedience shaped by God's Word. The message holds Scripture before men as the example and authority for what to do and what to avoid.

Scripture Authority

Ephesians 6:1-3 teaches the responsibilities of children and parents in the Christian home. The sermon calls families to immediate obedience under the authority of Scripture for the glory of God.

Scripture Authority

Ephesians 5 continues lessons on the roles of wives and husbands in Christian marriage. The sermon frames marriage roles as a test of submission to the authority and sufficiency of God's Word.

Scripture Authority

Ephesians 5:22-24 teaches the role of Christian wives in marriage. The sermon frames this teaching as a test of submission to God's authority and obedience to His Word.

Scripture Authority

Jesus confronts divorce and remarriage by calling his hearers to submit their assumptions, experiences, and traditions to the authority of Scripture. The message begins with the need to recover God's standard for marriage rather than follow

Scripture Authority

Drawing from Psalm 19's description of God's law, this message in a series on the pillars of the church argues that Scripture's sufficiency and authority must never be traded for tradition, warning that deviating from God's revealed plan

Scripture Authority

The sermon continues from John chapter 8, focusing on verses 12 through 20. It discusses the authenticity of the story of the woman caught in adultery and emphasizes the importance of having a right motive when dealing with others.

Scripture Authority