Christian Identity
Our natural opinion of ourselves is invariably distorted, whether inflated or deflated. The Bible, however, challenges us to look at ourselves rightly in light of the Gospel. Although we are irreparably broken by our sin, God loves us so much that He has secured our relationship both to Himself and with fellow believers in Christ. In His design, God has uniquely gifted every person with talents and abilities to be used for the sake of His name. When we contribute to the community of faith according to what we have been given, the local church can thrive and flourish as we are built up together in accordance with His will.
Speakers
Recent Sermons
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05/11/25
A Meditation on Mother's Day
In the moments before He died, Jesus saw His mother, Mary, standing with John and tenderly commended them to one ...
Alistair Begg
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05/04/25
Therefore, "Brothers and Sisters"
The great distinctive of Christianity is the hope it offers in a hopeless world. Through an act of perfect redemption ...
Alistair Begg
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05/04/25
Faithful Living in a Foreign Land
As Christians, we are exiles in a foreign land—citizens of heaven waiting for our Savior to bring us home. How ...
Terry McCutcheon