The value of childhood ministry lies in the worth of every child, and I’m thankful that we consider children worthy of our ministry.

Christians are involved in spiritual warfare, a fight against the forces of evil. Listen as Pastor explains the key aspects of our spiritual battle with evil and how to obtain God's power to secure the victory.

To examine the life of John the Baptist is to observe a living beatitude. Dr. Martin explores the virtuous life of this great prophet only to discover that his virtuous example can make us a bit uncomfortable. Listen to learn how to overcome those apprehensions in order to embrace important character qualities in your life.

The grace that true faith receives stimulates a desire for godliness in believers. Dr. Martin explains the harmony between grace and godliness to strike the appropriate balance in the Christian life.

The "older brother" in the story of the Prodigal Son exposes the motivation behind the service of many people. Dr. Martin exposes the truth that the only biblical motivation for doing anything is the love of God. Using the older brother's story, Christians can examine their lives to determine if they are merely complying with arbitrary standards or are motivated by Christ's love.

The opening verses of the letter to Titus indicate priorities that should characterize those who serve God by serving others: embrace grace, love godliness, and share Christ. Dr. Martin explores the church's top priority to embrace grace.

Five of our “Iron Men” preached for our first ever “Preaching & Pie” on the 4th of July! The men did a great job preaching, each one speaking for about 5 minutes. Then we headed off for delicious pie in our fellowship hall! We’re thankful for these guys who decided to study and serve the church in a special way!

A young man who pursued the "good life" eventually realized that everything he wanted was at his home the whole time. Dr. Martin explains the allure of the world that draws each of us into a rat race that cannot be won. Most importantly, he explains how to exit the race and get back to the race of faith.

The home is the center of Christian learning because it is the center of Christian living. God’s wisdom for children and parents here in Ephesians brings the wisdom of eternity to bear on our moments at home and is essential to make them count.

The beginning of Matthew 14 is a religious drama with adultery, divorce, backstabbing, deceit, high-handed political maneuverings, and the voice of one crying in the wilderness about debauchery. Dr. Martin, following Matthew's direction, turns the attention to Herod to help us understand how to avoid his sinful pitfalls in our own lives.