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The legacy of the Rechabites is a less prominent account found in Jeremiah 35. They honored their father and were promised to never lack a man to stand before the Lord. Listen to Pastor Zach’s exhortation that we might honor like Rechabites.

Stretching back to Plato, through Corinth, past Descartes, and to our very experience is an assumed schism between the virtuous immaterial and inferior material. And it’s destructive, being used as a cover for sin, especially sexual immorality. Listen to Pastor Brett’s sermon on 1 Corinthians 6:15-20 for more. 

King Asa was a good king of Judah. He made many reforms that served the right worship of God. Yet he didn’t go all the way; he left many of the places of idolatry. Listen to Pastor Brett’s exhortation to exceed the faithfulness of Asa.

Catchy phrases and quippy slogans are not a modern development of propaganda. The most clever versions are tough to deny initially. Yet getting past the yard sign or bumper sticker, their often insidious nature is revealed. Listen to Pastor Zach’s sermon on 1 Corinthians 6:12-14 for more.

Walking through a centuries-old European city, you'll see the stark contrast of allegiances in a single building. There etched in the foundation, "To the Glory of God Alone," while flapping in the ephemeral wind is the fleeting exaltation of Self. Listen to Pastor David's exhortation to not be "carried about by every wind of doctrine" for more.

It is moral insanity to rebel against God over and over, expecting never to meet judgment. It is moral insanity to call good that which is evil. It is moral insanity when so-called Christians and pseudo-pastors attempt to gaslight us when God's Word is clear. Yet we don't look down on moral insanity as though we're better, because we recognize that such were we apart from the grace of God. Listen to Pastor Brett's sermon on 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 for more.