Love, Not Separation (Romans 8:31-39)
If you are a Christian and find yourself unthankful, you are the problem. Listen as Pastor David Prince roots our understanding of thankfulness in the work of Christ and the love of Christ.
Glory, Not Corruption (Romans 8:18-25)
If God is good, why is there suffering and pain in this world? Why would he allow a church full of his worshippers to be gunned down? Listen as Pastor David Prince helps us remember that while we may groan in this life, we do not groan without hope.
Adoption, Not Bondage (Romans 8:12-17)
"Abba, Father." These words spoken by Jesus are intimate. And for those in Christ, we have the same right and connection to the Father as Jesus. But do we live this way? Listen as Pastor David Prince invites us to live out the reality of our adoption as sons of God and put away the spirit of slavery.
Life, Not Condemnation (Romans 8:1-11)
It's one things for to check the theological box that we are not under condemnation. But what does it look like to live as if we are not under condemnation? Listen as Pastor David Prince encourages us to internalize this truth and live in light of it.
The Powerful Heart of the Gospel (Galatians 2:15-21)
Five hundred years after the beginning of the Reformation, what is the central issue at stake? Listen as Pastor David Prince reminds us where power and freedom come from as he unpacks the central issue of the Reformation: justification by faith alone.
Missionary Theology for Missional Living (Romans 1:1-17, 15:14-16:27)
In the writings of Paul, theology is never an end in itself. There is always a practical response. Listen as Pastor David Prince shows us how Paul's missionary theology in Romans shapes how we are live each and every day.
Justified by Faith to Abound in Good Works (Galatians 5:1)
Listen as Pastor David Prince surveys the book of Galatians to help us seek that we are saved to do good works, not by our good works.
A Heart of Wisdom: Our Time and the Eternal One (Psalm 90)
Often when we talk about time, we do so to complain about it—as if we are sovereign over our time. Listen as Pastor David Prince calls us to wisely think about and use our time.