Message: “The Ordinance of the Lord’s Supper” from Reggie Coe
A message from the series “What It Means to Be the Church.” Reggie leads us in this study and practice of the Lord’s Supper, the first of two ordinances of the church.
Message: “The Edification of the Church” from Tom Rodgers
A message from the series “What It Means to Be the Church.” Tom continues our series on the different facets of the church.
Message: “The Organization of the Church” from Tom Rodgers
A message from the series “What It Means to Be the Church.” Tom leads us in this study of the organizational structure of the church.
Message: “The Birth of the Church” from Reggie Coe
A message from the series “What It Means to Be the Church.” How the church came into being and how it relates to what came before.
Message: “The Seven Figures of the Church” from Tom Rodgers
A message from the series “What It Means to Be the Church.” Tom leads this study of seven word pictures depicting the relationship between Jesus Christ and the church.
Message: “The Five Functions of the Church” from Tom Rodgers
A message from the series “What It Means to Be the Church.” Tom continues our Fall study of the church with this list of five things we should be doing, and the effects of letting any one of them slide.
Message: “The Church and Her Two Phases” from Reggie Coe
A message from the series “What It Means to Be the Church.” Reggie introduces our new Fall series and gives an overview of the local and universal church.
Message: “Labor Day 2013” from Multiple Speakers
A message from the series “Holidays.” In recognition of Labor Day, Tom, Reggie, and several members of our church family discuss the roles of civil servants.
Message: “Yahweh Nissi” from Ron Allen
A message from the series “The Hebrew Names of God.” Guest speaker Dr. Ron Allen concludes our summer series with this study of “The Lord My Banner.”
Message: “Yahweh Tsidkenu” from Reggie Coe
A message from the series “The Hebrew Names of God.” Reggie teaches this lesson in our summer series, examining the meaning of “The Lord Our Righteousness.”