Starting in John 1, we explore the radical concept of the Logos—the eternal Word of God—who became flesh and dwelt among us. This isn’t just a theological idea; it’s the heart of the Gospel, where eternity enters time, and the Creator walks among His creation. We delve into the depths of church history, unpacking key doctrines like the Hypostatic Union and how the early church fathers, through councils like Chalcedon, defended these truths. Then, we’ll confront the theological necessity of the virgin birth, discussing how Christ, as the second Adam, bypassed original sin through His divine conception. This sermon challenges us to live in awe of God’s eternal plan, culminating in the Incarnation—a plan that stretches from eternity past to the fulfillment of all things. Join us for a powerful exploration of Christ, the eternal Logos, who took on flesh to redeem us.

In this week’s episode, we dive into the reality of God as a covenantal God. Building on our exploration of the Fall, we now turn to the Old Testament to uncover the intricate and unbreakable covenants that God established with His people. These covenants are the very backbone of redemptive history, revealing God’s character—His unwavering faithfulness, His perfect justice, and His boundless mercy.

Join us as we explore the Abrahamic, Mosaic, and Davidic covenants, each one a vital piece in God’s unfolding plan for salvation. We’ll discuss how these covenants reveal the very heart of God and how they point us to the ultimate fulfillment in Christ. We’ll also delve into the role of the prophets as heralds of covenant renewal, proclaiming both judgment and the hope of a new covenant.

This episode is rich with theological insights and deep reflections on what it means to live as God’s covenant people. Tune in to discover how these ancient covenants still speak powerfully into our lives today.

In this powerful and confrontational episode, we dive deep into the reality of sin, its pervasive grip on humanity, and the call to wage war against it. Building on the tragic fall of Adam and its catastrophic consequences, we confront the harsh truth that sin is not a mere flaw but a deadly enemy that seeks to destroy. This isn’t just a call to recognize sin—it’s a call to arms. Armed with the truth of God’s Word and the power of His Spirit, we are challenged to rise up, slay the sin that threatens our very souls, and reclaim what has been corrupted. Tune in and prepare to be equipped and emboldened to stand firm in the battle for your soul.