God creates mankind in His own image, giving him dominion over creation as a stewardship.

God takes great care and artistry as He creates the world in six literal days. The word of the covenant-keeping God is a cherished gift to us, His creation!

The book of Genesis is a book of origins - we root our biblical worldview upon this foundational first work in the canon of Scripture.

Paul has one more bit of admonition for the Romans: avoid those who would teach anything contrary to the Gospel!

Paul commends Phoebe to - and greets various people in - the church of Rome.

Paul explains his travel plans to the Romans, asking them to both support his missionary plans in Spain as well as to strive together in prayer for him.

Paul's ministry focus shows us the heart of God and directs the decisions we make in life.

The work of Christ proves our faith in His trustworthy Word, provides mercy for the outcast sinner, and produces hope in all who trust in the Gospel!

The strong are to bear with the weak and follow Christ's example, bringing God glory through our united fellowship.

How do we pursue peace in the church when we disagree with our brothers and sisters in Christ on secondary issues? Romans 14:13-23 answers all those questions.

As Christians, we are all servants of Jesus who will stand before one righteous Judge. Thus, our perspective needs to shift from judging one another to serving and welcoming one another as fellow servants of the Lord.

Our gender, sexual identity & expression are rooted in God's design in creation as His image bearers. Sex is a gift within the sacred institution of marriage between one man and one woman - a glorious depiction of Christ's intimate relationship with His church.

Some significant marks of maturity include the denial of self, a loving deference & preference of others, the mortification of sin, and a deep abiding in Christ.

Christians are to submit to God-ordained authority and seek to do good as dual citizens of Heaven & Earth.

The Gospel is the light of redemptive revelation for all nations!

God's glory is best displayed in the humble gift of His Son.

We must point to Christ, not ourselves. Pastor Pilgrim teaches on Luke 1: 57-80

In our second advent sermon of the season, we see that God was the source of Mary & Elizabeth’s worship. Ultimately, we learn that God is the source of our salvation, not us!

The Gospel must be believed and received. Zechariah scoffed - but Mary believed. Christ has come - this truth has forever changed our lives!

Love is not a mark of the church - it is the mark. We are a community that has been shaped by God's grace, and that grace enables us to put others first as we pursue Christ together.