Christ Presbyterian Church

God rules over every earthly kingdom, giving dominion according to his will and humbling those who exalt themselves over him.

God is with his people in the fire of persecution as they bear witness to him, and he is able to deliver them according to his will.

God will establish his eternal kingdom that will overcome every earthly kingdom.

God alone is wise and powerful and directs history to the end of summing it up in Christ, the wisdom and power of God.

God is faithful to his covenant, both in exiling his people and preserving them through exile.

God's covenant faithfulness in Christ Jesus, who bears our covenant curses, provides for our forgiveness, and restores us to his kingdom and restful presence after we have broken his covenant.

Guest Preacher Dr. Per Almquist visits us today to teach about God's Grace.

Jesus graciously opens our minds to understand that the Scriptures reveal His suffering, resurrection, and the proclamation of repentance for the forgiveness of sins to all nations, then commissions us to be His joyful, worshipful, and praising witnesses, empowered by the Holy Spirit.

Seminary Student Hunter Garcia-Houle preaches on Leviticus 19:1-4, 18. Because Christ is the perfect fulfiller and perfect revealer of the meaning of the law, through union with Him we delight in His law.

Jesus interprets the Scriptures to show that they are about him.

Jesus alone enables us to see and believe in Him.

A deacon's life aligns with his faith in Jesus which is displayed in a life of faithfulness in every area.

Jesus orders His Church so that the prayerful ministry of the Word and ministries of mercy flourish together to multiply disciples.

Because Jesus rose exactly as He promised, we can trust every promise He has made.

Today, Ruling Elder Wes Preaches on the text found in Matthew 28.

Jesus is the innocent King who bore our guilt on the cross so that we might enter justly into the paradise of God’s kingdom by his authority.

Jesus remains faithful in the darkness of human blindness and unfaithfulness so that the unfaithful might be restored to prayerful dependence upon the Father.

Jesus sovereignly fulfills all of God’s covenant promises through His betrayal, suffering, and death in order to accomplish the true Exodus and bring weak and failing disciples into His kingdom.

Jesus is the true Temple who was destroyed on the cross for our sins and raised on the third day so that God’s presence would dwell with and within His people by the Spirit.

Jesus shows that our ultimate allegiance belongs to the Christ: the Son of God and the Son of Man.

Because Jesus is the beloved Son and rejected Cornerstone who possesses all authority from the Father, we are no longer to live as though our lives belong to us, but to joyfully submit to Him and bear fruit for God by the Spirit.

Jesus, the true temple, was destroyed so that through Him we might become God's dwelling place, living in prayerful communion. There was an issue with the sound in the beginning, it is fixed by about the 3 minute mark.

Because God is just, the guilty cannot be with Him, and yet, in His mercy, Jesus bore our guilt so that we might become His people

Because Jesus, our Immanuel, died to bring God's presence to us, we can find our true permanence in Him and are free to share His presence wherever we go.

Guest Speaker Matt Oquist