Passionate About Purity
If the church is going to be a refuge of righteousness in a sensate culture, we need to care about what we do with our bodies. Listen as Aaron Menikoff …
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Troubled by Sin
To be a church that lasts, we must be willing to do the hard work of holding one another accountable as God has called us to. Enduring churches are troubled …
Full of Good Examples
An enduring church is full of good examples. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches on 1 Corinthians 4.
Filled with the Spirit
Our humanity is based in our identity as creatures made by God, and able to receive the gift of his Spirit in our lives. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches on 2:6–3:23.
Rooted in the Cross
An enduring church is first rooted in the cross of Christ. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches on 1 Corinthians 1:1–2:5.
The Christmas Sermon (2016)
The incarnation of Christ shows us that Christ demands and deserves our humility. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches on Philippians 2:1-11.
“O Come, Emmanuel”
God’s forgiveness is one of his most amazing attributes, and forgiveness is only possible because God is faithful. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches on Micah 7.
“Thrones for a Manger”
It is easy to get overconfident in ourselves, but human effort is no substitute for God’s power, and God tolerates no rivals. Micah 5–6 is a warning about misplaced confidence in self. …
Helped by the Fear of the Lord
The fear of the Lord matters for Christians as we fight for survival in this fallen world. Listen as Deepak Reju preaches on 1 Kings 18:1-19.
“As the Darkness Clears Away”
We live in a fallen world full of broken promises. But the promise-keeping God is the faithful leader we all need. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches on Micah 3–4.
“That Saved a Wretch”
Micah calls the people of God away from confidence in themselves and to confidence in a promised shepherd who will save his people. Listen as Aaron Menikoff preaches on Micah …
Praising the Sovereign God
As humans, we were made to praise great things. When the early church faced persecution, they praised their sovereign God because they knew he was in control. Listen as Aaron …
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