Of all the questions of “how,” the primary question is “why.” Why are we baptized?

What brought down the Roman Empire? What will change our world today?

How is worship the wisest decision we can make?

How can we gain a brother by letting him go?

Starting July 19th, we will begin a new series on carrying one another’s burdens through grief and loss.

Is Church Membership a relationship or a contract? How does each part reinforce the other?

Why are words so important in the Church?

What if the key to good church growth was a good church government?

How have we seen the kindness of God this week?

Whose church is it?

What are the two biggest obstacles to missions?

What are two of the most common objections to the Church?

Is Lady Justice an accurate representation of just judgment?

We may live in the “Land of the Free,” but our freedom is hindered left and right. What exactly does it mean to be free? For the Lord to be free?

“Holy” is a verb that has largely fallen out of use today. How can we get a grasp on the holiness of God?

In this year’s “Summer in Systematics,” we will address the Bride of Christ - the church. What is the church? What is her mission? Why is she important?

We are a world drowning in information but starving for wisdom. How do both come together in our all-wise God?

Each Sunday, we confess “I Believe in God the Father Almighty.” To what extent does His mighty extend?

Consistency is one of the chiefest blessings, but why so? How does being unchangeable bring glory to God and comfort to Christians?

“Time like an ever-rolling streams bears all its sons away,” yet God is eternally youthful. What is God’s relationship to time? How is that a comfort to Christians?