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  • More Than Sin-Killing: Putting On Christ Is True Holiness

    There is a growing trend among some well-meaning teachers and preachers today to emphasize the need to kill sin—to crucify the flesh, to wage war against indwelling corruption. And make no mistake, Scripture is clear: sin must be put to death (Romans 8:13; Colossians 3:5). Yet, there is a danger…

  • God’s Kingdom Holds the Keys

    When the world seems caught in endless cycles of chaos, the promise that Christ has already seized the keys of eternity steadies the soul, reminding us that His reign is already breaking into our present reality. “Then I saw an angel coming down from heaven, holding the key to the…

  • The First Annual GOSPEL-CENTERED™ REFORMED GATHERING

    Young. Restless. Definitely Right. Theme: “Christ Alone (Plus Our Clarifications)”Location: An industrial warehouse church with excellent acoustics and terrible parkingDress Code: Dark denim, neutral flannel, boots that suggest suffering 8:00–9:00 AM — Registration & Fellowship Coffee served: 9:00–9:15 AM — Call to Worship Led by a man who insists he is not the worship leader…

  • Victory Crowned Over the Powers

    Even when the world’s forces seem overwhelming, the gospel reminds us that Christ has already triumphed, leaving us to walk in the freedom He secured. “He completely destroyed the powers and the rulers who were holding us captive, and he made a public display of them by nailing them to…

  • Hope Blossoms from the Woman’s Seed

    In the midst of humanity’s first tragedy, God whispered a promise that would unfurl through history, pointing to the One who would restore what was lost. “Then the LORD God said, ‘I will punish you for what you have done, and I will put hostility between you and the woman,…

  • Longing for the One Who Opens the Way

    Grace in the Midst of Longing In the quiet valleys of our hearts, God often meets us where our deepest desires seem unanswered, turning our waiting into a testimony of His faithful promise. “Now there was a certain man from the hill country of Ephraim, whose name was Elkanah, son…

  • Hope in the Unseen

    There is a quiet tension in the Christian walk: the world urges us to trust what we can see, yet the Gospel calls us to rest in the unseen promises of God. Our confidence does not hinge on circumstances or visible evidence, but on the faithful character of the One…

  • Heirs of Glory, Hope Beyond Suffering

    In the quiet moments of our lives, we often sense a tension between the brokenness we experience now and the promise that God has woven into our very identity. The Gospel reminds us that, as believers, we are not merely survivors of hardship; we are adopted children of the living…

  • Vanity, Yet Redemption

    When we look at life “under the sun” — apart from God — we often find emptiness, futility, and longing. Solomon’s honest observations challenge us: apart from God, life is hollow. But the gospel reminds us there is redemption for this broken state. Ecclesiastes 1:14 (NLT)“I have seen everything that…