Repent or Perish
In Luke 13, Jesus calls us all to repent and believe the gospel, no matter the tragedy or blessing
A Divine Remedy for a Declining Culture
Psalm 12—Even as the world around us grows ever darker in sin, God’s Holy Word delivers us.
The Spirit of Christmas Presents
The Sunday following Christmas had the children gather around for a special Christmas message just f...
The Restoring Power of Grace
Text: Daniel 4.28–37
Theme: Looking to God alone is the only way of deliverance
In thi...
No Compromise
Text: Daniel 1.3–21
Theme: We must know our lines so we won’t compromise our faith in a sovereign G...
How Did We Get Here
Text: Daniel 1.1–7; Isaiah 39; 2 Kings 23.28–37
Theme: God is sovereign over all things so we can s...
The Cost of Kingdom Living, Part 2
In the last half of Matthew 19, Jesus must make us each small, or there will be no entry into His ki...
The Heart of Forgiveness
As we draw Matthew 18 to a close, we hear from Jesus once more about how to forgive a brother or sis...
I'm Sorry…Not Really!
Today, in Matthew 18.21–35, we hear Jesus teaching us that we must forgive our brothers & sister...
A Healthy Church
Jesus teaches us, in Matthew 18.15–20, the one of the marks of a true church is the practice of bibl...
Such Were Some of You
Yes, we have begun worship together once again. In two Lord's Day morning services, Albion gathers t...
Conversations with Kevin & Kyle
God is holy and pure, as is His Son, Jesus Christ. Christ's work on the cross was to make us whole, but unwholesome language can still come out of our mouths at times. Is this a sin, to use profanity or obscenity? Join Kevin & Kyle in looking to God's Word to see what God thinks of this.