Being A Godly Husband

Zephaniah

Zephaniah may be three chapters long, but it is one of the clearest pictures of the day of the Lord in all of Scripture. Pastor Andrew walks through this often overlooked minor prophet, tracing God's warning of judgment on Judah and the surrounding nations, the call to seek the Lord before it's too late, and the beautiful promise of restoration in chapter three, where God rejoices over His people with singing. Along the way you'll see the history of King Josiah and why God still calls His people to repentance and hope today.

The Flood and the Faithfulness of God

Why would God destroy an entire world? Dr. Bryan Stensaas walks through Genesis 7 and 8, showing how the flood reveals God's holiness, righteousness, and justice toward sin, and why no sin, however small it seems, escapes His notice. Along the way he explores the canopy theory and the sheer vastness of God's creation, then turns to God's faithfulness in preserving Noah and his family. If God is sovereign over the rain, the wind, and the waters, He is sovereign over whatever you're facing too. This is a message about trusting a God who is always in control.

Being A Godly Husband

What does it look like to be a Godly husband? Pastor Andrew unpacks 1 Peter 3:7, showing that a husband's greatest ministry begins at home, not at work. He walks through what it means to submit to your wife, to dwell with her according to knowledge, to honor her as a treasured "weaker vessel," and to lead her spiritually as a fellow heir of God's grace. He also shows why neglecting these things can hinder a man's prayer life. This is a challenge for husbands, and an encouragement for wives, to pursue a marriage that reflects Christ.

The Difference Between Hearing & Doing

Jesus closes the Sermon on the Mount with a warning that still hits home today: it is possible to say all the right words, do all the right religious things, and still not know Him. In Matthew 7:21-29, He describes two professions and two builders, exposing the difference between empty religious activity and genuine, obedient faith. Pastor Andrew walks through why sincerity, zeal, and even ministry work can exist without salvation, and why true faith always produces obedience. Every life is being built on one of two foundations. When the storms come, only one will stand. Which one are you building on?

Liberty

As America marks 250 years of independence, this message compares the freedom our nation offers to the far greater liberty found in Jesus Christ. Drawing from Luke 4, where Jesus reads Isaiah's prophecy in the synagogue and declares it fulfilled, this study looks at how spiritual freedom costs infinitely more than any earthly liberty, how it must be guarded against compromise, and why it was never meant to serve self alone. A call to remember that political freedom can be lost, but the liberty found in Christ is eternally secure, and worth sharing with those still in bondage to sin.