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Do you desire a solid, loving, and enduring marriage—one that is truly blessed by God? Pastor Robbie unpacks Ephesians 5:22–24, exploring God’s counter-cultural design for marriage. What does a marriage built by the Lord look like? Through Scripture, we’ll take a closer look at the wife’s role in a biblical marriage, and what true, godly submission is—and is not. Discover how following God's desig...

Today on Live in the Light, we continue with Part 2 of our message on God's redemption. Pastor Robbie Symons explains how God's redemption works and what it means for us. May you be blessed by the grace of God!

Do you desire a solid, loving, and enduring marriage—one that is truly blessed by God? In this episode on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons unpacks Ephesians 5:22–24, exploring God’s counter-cultural design for marriage. What does a marriage built by the Lord look like? Through Scripture, we’ll take a closer look at the wife’s role in a biblical marriage, and what true, godly submission is—a...

Join us today for Part 2 of this message on Live in the Light. Pastor Robbie Symons launches a new series, "Unless the LORD Builds the House," drawn from our key passage, Psalm 127:1. Whether you're building a house, establishing a home, or raising a family, all of it is meaningless without the Lord’s blessing and protection. 

Today's message on Live in the Light with Pastor Robbie Symons launches a new series, "Unless the LORD Builds the House," drawn from our key passage, Psalm 127:1. Whether you're building a house, establishing a home, or raising a family, all of it is meaningless without the Lord’s blessing and protection. 

Loving someone who loves us back is no challenge, but showing love to someone who hates us? That's a next-level love. Christ consistently showed love and compassion towards his enemies. Jesus loved us and died for us while we were still his enemies. Listen to Part 2 of this message on Live in the Light today as Pastor Robbie Symons unpacks this higher calling to love found in Matthew 5:43-48.

Loving someone who loves us back is no challenge, but showing love to someone who hates us? That's a next-level love. Christ consistently showed love and compassion towards his enemies. Jesus loved us and died for us while we were still his enemies. On Live in the Light today, Pastor Robbie Symons unpacks this higher calling to love found in Matthew 5:43-48.

What does freedom look like in your life? God offers us a supernatural freedom that plucks us from our slavery to sin and frees us to live in the purity, hope, and love of Christ. Today on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons explains how God's redemption works and what it means for us. He is preaching from Ephesians 1:7.

How do you respond when someone insults, verbally, or even physically attacks you? As his true followers, Jesus calls us to love our enemies, do good, bless, and pray for those who hurt us. In today's Part 2 of this message on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons unpacks this radical call to love as we live in light of the Kingdom of Heaven.

How do you respond when someone insults, verbally, or even physically attacks you? As his true followers, Jesus calls us to love our enemies, do good, bless, and pray for those who hurt us. In today's message on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons unpacks this radical call to love as we live in light of the Kingdom of Heaven.

Is God ok with divorce? In Part 2 of his message on Live in the Light with Pastor Robbie, he unpacks what God teaches through his word in Matthew 5 and Malachi 2 regarding divorce and remarriage.

Is God ok with divorce? In this message on Live in the Light with Pastor Robbie, he unpacks what God teaches through his word in Matthew 5 and Malachi 2 regarding divorce and remarriage.

Lust—of the mind, eyes, or acted out—has torn apart marriages, destroyed families, and decimated lives, yet we continue to see industries such as pornography grow. Jesus has a stern word for us regarding the incredible dangers of lust, warning that if left unchecked, it will result in sin and suffering. Pastor Robbie Symons completes this message on Matthew 5:27-30 on Live in the Light.

When Jesus died on the cross, he absorbed God's wrath for our sin in its entirety. How do we know this? In these messages, Pastor Robbie Symons walks us through the groundbreaking realities of the gospel. Beginning with God's character and ending with the gift of faith, we'll learn "who", "why", and "how" God reconciles us to himself. This is Part 2 of the message about Propitiation on Live in the...

The sin of lust and the fallout from it have reached epidemic proportions in our current culture. Sexual sin has torn apart marriages, destroyed families, and decimated lives, yet we continue to see industries such as pornography flourish and grow. Jesus has a stern word for us regarding the incredible dangers of lust, warning that if left unchecked, it will result in sin and suffering. On Live in...

Jesus came to rescue us from the penalty of sin and provide us with the true righteousness that leads to everlasting life, something we could never attain on our own but is only available by grace through faith. Pastor Robbie Symons concludes in Matthew 5:17-20 on Live in the Light.

The theme throughout the Old Testament is that of the coming Messiah. Jesus - the Messiah - came not to negate the law, but as the fulfillment of all the law and the prophets. Christ is the "yes' answer to all the promises of God! Join Pastor Robbie Symons in Matthew 5:17-20 on Live in the Light.

In Matthew 5, Jesus calls his followers to be the light of the world, shining through good works so that Christ receives the glory. Pastor Robbie Symons concludes his message on believers as salt and light on Live in the Light.

As genuine followers of Christ, we are called to be salt and light in the world, but what does this actually mean? Just as salt was used as a preservative in Jesus' time, Christians are also to live lives that preserve morality and slow the spiritual decay we see in the current culture of this world. Today on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons examines this important call on the life of the C...

When Jesus died on the cross, he absorbed God's wrath for our sin in its entirety. Yes, Jesus took the penalty for our past, present, and future sins. How do we know this? In these messages on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie walks us through the groundbreaking realities of the Gospel. Beginning with God's character and ending with the gift of faith, we'll learn "who", "why, and "how" God reconcil...

We are reminded, through today's concluding message in the Beatitudes, that Christ came to bring peace, yet suffered extreme persecution in doing so. We, too, as Christians, should expect to experience the same as we stand for him and are obedient to his word. In this last of the Beatitudes, take heart in knowing that when persecuted for righteousness sake, God's blessing will result! Pastor Robbi...

Jesus was the greatest peacemaker of all time, and thus was given the name "Prince of Peace". Through his death and resurrection, Christ reconciled sinful man to God, and peace was made with God. As believers seek to conform more and more into his image, it only follows that we, in turn, are also called to be peacemakers. In this last of the Beatitudes, Pastor Robbie Symons explores peacemakers an...

Many people associate meekness with weakness, viewing it as a flaw. Yet, Jesus challenges this worldly view by teaching that "the meek shall inherit the earth"—not the powerful. Join Pastor Robbie Symons in Matthew 5 as he concludes this message on Live in the Light.

Many people associate meekness with weakness, viewing it as a flaw. Yet, in biblical terms, meekness is not weakness; it is "strength under control." It means surrendering all authority to God, acknowledging that He alone holds ultimate power. Join Pastor Robbie Symons on Live in the Light as he continues in Matthew 5.

As we continue in the Beatitudes, Jesus now tells us that sorrow leads to joy: how is this possible? The sorrow and mourning that Christ refers to is not worldly sorrow, but the sorrow that results from our sin. Follow along in Matthew 5 on Live in the Light with Pastor Robbie Symons.