Many years ago, a book came out called The Day America Told The Truth. It was basically a survey attempting to reveal what Americans actually believe. And among other things, the authors suggested tha...  Read More

Earlier in worship, we read that our “chief end” is “to glorify God and enjoy Him forever.”  We were created to exalt and revere God, to praise and love Him, and to reap the many benefits of knowing a...  Read More

The book of Galatians is a letter written by the apostle Paul to churches that were under a kind of attack. It was an attack on truth, on the gospel, and therefore on God’s people. Some were teaching ...  Read More

If anyone here this morning is a South Carolina native, you may be aware that the official motto of SC is Dum spiro spero. It is a Latin phrase which means, “While I breathe, I hope.” I think that is ...  Read More

In Matthew 5 in the NT, the Lord Jesus defines sin with greater detail. For example, He explains that if you have unrighteous anger and hatred in your heart, you are as deserving of God’s eternal judg...  Read More

Have you ever made a promise that you had to break? As fallible humans, we sometimes make promises and break them. There are a number of different reasons for breaking a promise (forgetfulness, reveng...  Read More

Do you enjoy getting something new? Could be a low cost item, like a shirt or a hat. A new phone. New shoes. Maybe a new piece of furniture or a new power tool. A new golf club.Or it could be somethin...  Read More

In Ephesians 2, the apostle Paul makes this famous statement: “For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no ...  Read More

There’s an old story about a company that manufactured drill bits. They were facing big financial losses, and so their leaders gathered to discuss the declining demand for their bits. And the CEO aske...  Read More

Most of us have seen trials, whether on TV or in real life. There are an abundance of true crime shows and documentaries these days. In most cases, a crime has been committed and the person suspected ...  Read More

The end of Galatians ch. 2 expresses that union with Jesus Christ is enough. Through our union with Him, we’re secure with God, and those who are secure with God are secure, indeed – in this life and ...  Read More

Harold Abrams was a British track athlete in the early 20th century. He’s portrayed in the 1981 movie Chariots of Fire. Abrams was Jewish, and he ran to fight the prejudice he endured as a Jew. He was...  Read More