What is the real difference between God’s mercy and His grace? In this Sunday School lesson, Pastor Adam Parker unpacks how mercy withholds the judgment we rightly deserve, while grace…
Preacher :
Rev. Adam Parker
Service Type:
Sunday School
Acts 6:1-7 “Divine Calling & the Congregational Vote”
September 27, 2026
How does Jesus Christ govern and care for His local church? Preaching from Acts 6:1–7, Pastor Adam Parker unpacks the vital, often-overlooked biblical pattern of congregational consent and officer ordination.…
Colossians 1:2a “How Should Christians Think of Themselves?” (Alan Carter)
September 27, 2026
How should Christians truly think of themselves? In this message on Colossians 1:2, we are challenged to stop defining our identity merely by our struggles with sin and instead embrace…
1 Timothy 3:1-13 “Elders and Deacons”
September 20, 2026
God grounds the health of His church in qualified, servant-hearted men who prioritize the noble work of shepherding and serving over the desire for title or status.
In the second part of our Sunday School series on Christianese 101, we continue to focus on words that Christians use, often without fully understanding what they mean by them.…
Preacher :
Micah Meeuwsen
Service Type:
Sunday School
What do we mean when we talk about “Holiness”? This is something Christians often talk about without understanding or being able to explain what they mean, which is why it…
Preacher :
Rev. Adam Parker
Service Type:
Sunday School
God will sovereignly preserve and protect His vessels of mercy so that their faith will endure to the very end. Outline: The Pursuit of Endurance The Power That Sustains The…
We desperately need a sovereign God because our total depravity (by which sin corrupts every aspect of our being) leaves us entirely incapable of saving ourselves. Outline: Our Minds are…
Anxiety is defeated when believers surrender control to God through prayerful, thankful trust. Outline: Anxiety’s Source Anxiety’s Enemy Phil 4:4 Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say,…
God’s choice of Jacob over Esau is not a display of divine malice, but of holy, covenantal priority that calls us to humbly trust His sovereign wisdom over our own limited logic.