The cross not only deals with the sins we have committed, but also with sins committed against us.

In Matthew 4:17, Jesus began his public ministry by declaring, "Repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand." To understand the gospel, and its implications for all of life, we must understand that statement.

Lord's Day 6 of the Heidelberg Catechism tells us that the way we learn of our need for salvation, and God's provision for it, is through the "Holy Gospel". What does that mean? We will study 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 to find out.

Who am I? It is one of the most fundamental questions a human being can ask. Psalm 8 teaches us that we cannot truly answer that question without also asking the question, "Who is God?" Furthermore, we will discover that the glory of the human race is inextricably tied to the glory of our Creator.

Heidelberg Catechism --- Lords Day 9 --- Tonight we will examine another benefit of knowing God as Father. Psalm 103 teaches us that as a perfect Father, God provides us with something we desperately need: compassionate anger.