The religious leaders in Acts tried to stop the growth of the early church by suppressing the message of the gospel. Faithfulness to Christ requires that Christians speak the truth of …
Because Jesus has gone to work for his people, they are able to rest in him. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches on Acts 3.
There is nothing light and easy about the early church. They were unashamedly biblical, radically humble, intensely relational, and incredibly awe-inspiring. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches on Acts 2:42-47.
Because Jesus is Lord and majesty, anything short of total surrender is absolute foolishness. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches on Acts 2:14-41.
Christians are called to pursue God as people who’s lives have been changed radically by the gospel and by the Holy Spirit. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches on Acts 2:1-13.
Human rebellion never shakes God’s sovereign hand. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches on Acts 1:12-26.
The purpose of our lives is to bear witness to Christ the King. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches on Acts 1:1-11.
God uses our suffering to help us rest in Him. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches on Psalm 94.
Faithfulness to the Bible demands that we speak of a sure, coming judgment. As Christians, our appreciation of salvation requires that we see God’s judgment of sin so we can …
God’s sovereignty over all should lead all to rejoice over Christ. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches on Psalm 47.
In Psalm 28, David pleads with God in the midst of great sadness. We can learn from his example when we are downcast and struggling. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches …
Those adopted by God bear allegiance to God. For ancient Israel, God’s promised blessing required obedience to the law. For Christians, Christ’s obedience of the law allows our full adoption …