Sexual Ethics

Golden shafts of light pierce a dark, stone cathedral, illuminating a single, ornate chalice on a wooden altar. the chalice overflows with glowing embers, like a body consumed by the holy spirit.

Bought with a Price: Why Your Body Matters to God

This is a strong, expository sermon on 1 Corinthians 6:12-20. The pastor faithfully unpacks the text, correctly identifying and refuting the antinomian errors of the Corinthian church, which were rooted in a misunderstanding of Christian liberty and a dualistic worldview. The sermon grounds the call to holiness not in legalism, but in the believer's union with Christ and the reality of being 'bought with a price.' The public reading of Scripture was reverent and the sacramentology expressed during the infant baptism was explicitly and biblically covenantal. This was a doctrinally sound and pastorally applied message.

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A shaft of golden light illuminates a loaf of bread, its crusty exterior cracked and warped with age. flecks of mold sprout from the fissures, creeping across the surface like tendrils of ivy. the light dances across the loaf, yet the decay is inescapable, spreading with a will of its own.

The Leaven of Sin: Why a Holy God Demands a Holy Church

An excellent expository sermon on 1 Corinthians 5, correctly linking the Old Testament type of unleavened bread to the New Testament call for holiness in the church. The pastor rightly frames church discipline not as merely punitive but as a redemptive act for both the individual and the congregation. The robust ordination service preceding the sermon underscores the church's high view of Scripture and confessional standards.

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