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Dr. Jack Whytock takes us through Nehemiah 8: 1-18. After Jerusalem had been rebuilt and the people of Israel returned from their long exile in Babylon, the High Priest Ezra gathered the people together to hear and learn the Law of God once more. As he addresses the people, Levites are sent around the congregation to make sure that everyone understands what is being taught; Christians are to have a personal understanding of the word of God, as it is the ultimate authority of our faith.

Rev. Kent Compton continues our study in 2 Chronicles. King Uzziah commits his life to following the Lord, and so the Lord gives Israel prosperity and victory over their enemies. But at the height of his strength, Uzziah lets his pride get the better of him and goes into the temple to offer incense when not authorized. For this, God punishes him with leprosy, warning us to be cautious of our pride and to not forget the generosity of the Lord.

Rev. Kent Compton continues our series in 1st Corinthians. This morning we look at Chapter 15, focusing on the function of the gospel, the content of the gospel, and the confirmation of the gospel. The gospel was of first importance to the Lord Jesus, to the apostle Paul, and should be of first importance to us too.

Rev. Kent Compton takes us through 2 Chronicles 25: 5-13. When warned by a prophet of God not to rely on earthly powers to give him victory, King Amaziah chooses to discharge his army of 100,000 men at a financial loss to himself in order to follow God's instruction. Though it may cost the Christian much- economically or socially- we are called to follow the will of the Lord and rely on his strength to defeat our enemy the devil, no matter the cost.

Rev. Kent Compton takes us through 1 Corinthians 14: 26-40. What is a worship service supposed to look like? Paul tells us that the worship of the Lord is meant to be orderly and to the benefit of all the congregation; that all the spiritual gifts that we bring and teachings that we can offer should be brought before the Lord- not in disorderly mayhem- but in a calm and respectful manner that is both pleasing to God and thoughtful of our fellow believers.

Rev. Kent Compton continues our series through 2nd Chronicles. This evening we look at Chapters 21-23, seeing how the line of David came to the brink of ending. We see the attempted purge of David's line, the promise of God that brings deliverance, and finally how God preserves his people and fulfills his covenant promises.

Rev. Kent Compton continues our series in 1st Corinthians, concluding our 3-part mini series of Chapter 13. Looking at the last paragraph of the Chapter, we see how love is permanent, how love outlasts all the temporal gifts and partial nature of this present age, and lastly how love is supreme.

Rev. Dr. Jack Whytock expounds this evening on Lady Wisdom, as described in Proverbs 1. We see who Lady Wisdom is, what she does, how she describes fools, and lastly what are the warnings and blessings that she gives to her hearers. We also see the strong parallels found in the great commission, how like lady wisdom, we are commanded to proclaim the Word of the Lord to people, some of whom will hear and heed the message, some of whom will not.

Rev. Dr. Jack Whytock brings us God's word this morning. Following up from his last message in Joshua 22, this morning we look at Joshua's farewell address as recorded in Joshua 23. Here we see his admonition to Israel to remember. First to remember who they are, second to remember what the Lord has done, and thirdly to remember their present and future obligations.

Peter Gaudet takes us through Revelation 21. As human beings we long to be part of a group; to be known and loved by those around us. The Lord promises his people throughout the Bible, from the beginning to the end, that we will be His people and He will be our God; and one day, because of the sacrifice of the Lord Jesus, we will all be united as one in His eternal kingdom.

Rev. Kent Compton finishes our mini-series on 1 Corinthians 13. Focusing on how love is not an emotion, but an act of will for the good of others, we see the various aspects of what love is and what it is not, and how it is meant to build up the church, the body of Christ

Rev. Kent Compton continues our series in 2nd Chronicles. This evening we look continue to look at the reign of King Jehoshaphat, focusing on not only his ethical reform in the land, but also judicial reform. We see both Jehoshaphat's consolation and charge to the people of Israel. Rev. Compton explains how justice was in integral part of the kingdom of Israel, and it continues as an integral part into the Kingdom of Christ, concluding with how Kingdom people are to be concerned with justice because God is concerned with justice.

Rev. Kent Compton continues our series in 1st Corinthians. This morning we focus on the first three verses of chapter 13, learning that without love, all spiritual gifts are worthless. We look at the context of chapter 13, and how it not primarily a chapter focused on romantic love, but that it is focused on the building up of a Christian church.

Rev. Kent Compton resumes our series in 1st Corinthians. This morning we look at spiritual gifts. All Christians are given gifts, and all play a role and function in the church. The Church is compared to the body of Christ, and as each part of the body serves an important function to the well being of the body, so each member in the Church. Rev. Compton follows by highlighting from the text how we ought not do diminish our gifts, nor should we boast, thinking our gift is superior to others, but recognize that all gifts and all good things come from God.