Judging With Wisdom

Which Road Are You On?

There are only two roads, and you're already walking one of them. From Matthew 7:13-14, Pastor Andrew looks at the wide gate and the narrow gate, the path that feels easy and crowded versus the one that leads to life. He explains why so many religions exist and why that makes the Truth harder to find, why sincerity and good works can never save anyone, and why Jesus alone is the Way to the Father. If you've never been sure which road you're on, this message will help you find out, and shows how you can turn to the narrow gate today.

A Man Not Afraid

What does it take to be a man who isn't afraid? Looking at Caleb's life in Joshua 14, Pastor Andrew shows that godly manhood isn't measured by power or position but by faithfulness to God. Caleb wasn't afraid to lead, wasn't afraid to face giants, and wasn't afraid to wholly follow the Lord, even at 85 years old. This Father's Day message is a challenge to every father and man to lead their family spiritually, face the giants in their life through faith rather than fear, and leave behind a legacy of wholehearted devotion to God rather than just an inheritance.

Judging With Wisdom

What does it really mean to ask, seek, and knock? Many take Matthew 7:7-12 as a promise that God grants whatever we request, but in context Jesus is teaching us how to gain the wisdom we need to deal rightly with people. Before judging others, we're called to seek God's perspective rather than our own limited view, trust that His judgment is perfect even when ours fails, and treat others with the same fairness and grace we'd want for ourselves. Discover why true discernment starts with humility before God, not confidence in what we think we already know.

Christian Conduct That Glorifies God: Following In His Steps

What does it really mean to follow Christ? Drawing from 1 Peter 2:21-25, Pastor Andrew shows that the Christian life is not just about believing in Jesus but walking in his steps. Christ is your example in how to respond when life is unfair, your substitute who personally bore your sin on the cross, and your shepherd who watches over your soul every day. Following him does not require perfection, only a willingness to keep trying and to trust God with what you cannot control.

Isaiah

The book of Isaiah has 66 chapters, a key theme of salvation, and more prophecies about Jesus Christ than any other Old Testament book. Pastor Andrew walks through the structure, major themes, and key passages of this sweeping prophetic book, from God's holiness and Israel's sin in chapters 1 through 39, to the comfort, redemption, and stunning portrait of the suffering Messiah in chapters 40 through 66. Isaiah 53, Isaiah 6, and Isaiah 7:14 are among the passages explored. When we see God as high and lifted up, it changes everything.