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Why does Protestantism feel so tired? Rev. Chris Gordon, Rev. Dan Borvan, and Rev. Adam Kaloostian trace the cultural, historical, and ecclesiastical roots of Protestant fatigue and call believers back to the local church.

King Solomon was the wisest man who ever lived, yet his divided heart made him a fool. His story shows that even the greatest wisdom cannot save us from competing loves—we need the greater King, Jesus Christ.

Rev. Chris Gordon and Dr. R. Scott Clark explain why Christian witness is not a sales pitch: believers pray for opportunities, speak honestly about Christ, and trust the Holy Spirit to work through the preached gospel.

Moses was barred from the Promised Land not simply for striking the rock, but for meeting Israel's complaining with anger instead of holding out God's appointed remedy. The sermon shows that the answer to grumbling hearts is not law and wrath but Christ, the Rock who was struck for us.

Dr. R. Scott Clark joins Rev. Chris Gordon to explain the difference between evangelism and witness, and why every Christian, not just pastors, can faithfully tell others the truth about Jesus.

Today's sermon presses a single question: do we want what God has actually said, or what we think God should say?

There is healing for the abused in Jesus Christ -- and a path forward.

The Psalms teach us to pray not only with our requests and praises, but also with heartfelt affection, expressing our love, delight, longing, and hope in God Himself.

If Christ has secured the forgiveness of all our sins, why do we still pray daily for forgiveness?