Podcast

In Genesis 27, Isaac's dysfunctional family schemes, deceives, and fights to control the covenant blessing — yet God's sovereign promise to Jacob prevails through all their failures.

Rev. Chris Gordon and Rev. Dan Borvan explore the holiness of God — why He is not safe but is truly good — and what that means for how we worship. Using key passages from Scripture, they expose how modern culture has domesticated God and why the Regulative Principle of Worship protects both God's people and God's honor.

Through Moses at the burning bush, Pastor Chris Gordon shows how God's holy presence humbles his servants and equips them for what seems impossible — revealing himself as the self-existent "I Am" who loves his people, hears their cries, and is utterly determined to save them.

What is "union with Christ" and why is it so important?

Reformed churches confess that there need be no doubt about the salvation of the children of believers who die in infancy. But what about the children of unbelievers?

The human heart isn’t naturally drawn to the gospel message of rescue for sinners through the cross of Christ. In their natural condition, human hearts don’t find that message attractive or persuasive.