When Jesus taught, during His sermon on the mount, some of what He called His disciples to do can be very challenging.  It especially challenging when our culture is offended by everything.  How can we effectively love our enemies and pray for those who hate us.  Chris preaches on how Jesus, the disciples and others believers have effectively done this by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Chris preaches on the importance of water baptism and the meaning behind it.  He speaks of how our new life in Jesus Christ should be a light to the rest of the world and draw them to the Kingdom of God.

On Father's Day, Chris preaches on the second half of 2 Corinthians 6.  The positions of fathers and mothers are divinely appointed roles and have been under significant attack in our culture.  The impact of a father who is present with his family is incredibly positive and the absence or abuse of a father is devastating to the family.  Yet, even in the midst of families with absent or abusive fathers, our Father in Heaven is able to fill those voids and so much more.

Our culture has been changing for some time.  It took 60 years for a general intellectual belief in God to reduce from 98% to 92% of those surveyed in America (by Gallup) from 1960 to 2010.  Then, from 2010 to 2020 the percentage dropped nearly double that number.  When we share the good news of Jesus Christ, we have to be mindful of the perspective each individual is coming from and many, these days, do not have much knowledge of Jesus.  With this in mind, Chris preaches on the second half of Acts 17 as Paul speaks to those on Mars Hill.  He uniquely responds to their idolatry to bring them the news of the one, true God.