Message: “The Fifth Mark” from Tom Rodgers
A message from the series “Seven.” What does it look like to follow Christ’s leadership? Why would we do so? Tom explores the biblical answer to those questions in this week’s message.
Message: “The Fourth Mark” from Reggie Coe
A message from the series “Seven.” What does it mean to “take up your cross”? Reggie leads this study of that phrase and its implications for disciples of Jesus.
Message: “The Third Mark” from Tom Rodgers
A message from the series “Seven.” Tom leads this look at what it means to deny ourselves as the authorities in our lives.
Message: “The Second Mark” from Tom Rodgers
A message from the series “Seven.” Tom continues our study of discipleship with a look at “abiding in the Word” and why it is essential to our relationship with Jesus.
Message: “The First Mark” from Reggie Coe
A message from the series “Seven.” The first mark of a committed disciple is a supreme and incomparable love for Jesus Christ.
Message: “Understanding Discipleship” from Tom Rodgers
A message from the series “Seven.” Tom gives an introduction and overview of this 8-week study of discipleship.
Message: “Remarriage, Leadership, and the Importance of Wedding Vows” from Multiple Speakers
Tom and Reggie conclude our 4-part biblical study of marriage with its application for those desiring remarriage, leaders in the church, and those currently married.
Message: “Biblically-Justified Divorces, Part 2” from Tom Rodgers
A message from the series “The Lord and the Rings.” What causes for divorce are permitted by Scripture? Tom leads this fresh investigation of that question.
Message: “Biblically-Justified Divorces, Part 1” from Tom Rodgers
A message from the series “The Lord and the Rings.” What causes for divorce are permitted by Scripture? Tom leads this fresh investigation of that question.
Message: “An Overview of Marriage and Divorce” from Multiple Speakers
A message from the series “The Lord and the Rings.” Tom and Reggie begin our new Fall 2014 series with an overview of the issues we’ll be discussing and an explanation of what led us to arrive at new conclusions.