In the beginning was eternal, infinite, self-existent God. And for his own good pleasure he chose to create the universe, all things visible and invisible. Join us, as we begin to consider the work of God in creation.By Rev. Gene Crow

In this message, Pastor Gene begins a new sermon series on the book of Genesis, the book of Origins. Join us as we embark on this new and important study.By Rev. Gene Crow

What does Christ really have in store for us in the Lord's Supper. Join us as Pastor Gene Crow gives a primer on the reformed understanding of communion.By Rev. Gene Crow

There is no greater joy than to know that you have been reconciled to God! But how can that happen? How did that happen? Join us as Pastor Gene looks at one of the greatest verses in the Bible, a true nugget of gold and a truth infinitely more valuable.By Rev. Gene Crow

Does God care how we worship him, as long as we are sincere in our worship? That is the topic of this message by Pastor Gene from the book of Leviticus. Be sure not to miss it.By Rev. Gene Crow

In this message, Pastor Gene wraps up this study on the foundations of a healthy church with a look at the importance of leadership and membership in the local church.By Rev. Gene Crow

As we continue our look at the Foundations of a Healthy Church, we come to an important but sometimes uncomfortable topic.By Rev. Gene Crow

In this installment of our series on the foundations of a healthy church, we look at the place of Biblical Worship and Evangelism. Join us.By Rev. Gene Crow

Listen in to this morning's sermon for the next set of indispensable foundations for a healthy church.By Rev. Gene Crow

Grab your Bible and follow along as we look at the next set of foundational elements of a healthy church in our current sermon series.By Rev. Gene Crow

The first foundation of a healthy church, we saw last week, is a high view of scripture. Join us today as we discover the next parts of that foundation.By Rev. Gene Crow

What are the foundational marks of a healthy church? Join us for this series of messages as Pastor Gene Crow leads us in an examination of several such marks.By Rev. Gene Crow

Despair is one of the most crippling of human emotions. How do we as Christians deal with it? Psalm 13 gives us the answer.By Rev. Gene Crow

In the short letter to Philemon, Paul appeals to the recipient to receive back his runaway and now converted slave in a Christian way, and teaches us how we should deal with those who have wronged us.By Rev. Gene Crow

As Paul closes his letter to the Colossian church, he encourages us to devotion in prayer, even asking for prayers for himself and his ministry.By Rev. Gene Crow

How should we conduct ourselves as Christians in our homes and workplaces? That is Paul's subject in this morning's passage. Join us!By Rev. Gene Crow

In the second half of our look at Colossians 3:1-17, Paul continues to describe how we should conduct ourselves as new creations in Christ.By Rev. Gene Crow

The apostle Paul now turns to laying out some implications of our union with Christ. This morning, in part 1, he speaks of our new mindset and those things which are incompatible with it.By Rev. Gene Crow

In these verses, the apostle Paul directly confronts the false teaching troubling the Colossian believers, and warns them to not give in to it.By Rev. Gene Crow

Coming now to the main point of his letter, Paul stresses the Sufficiency of Christ in all aspects of our salvation. Open your Bibles to Colossians 2 and join with us as we look at God's word.By Rev. Gene Crow

In these verses, Paul exhorts the Colossians (and us) to be clear on the implications of their reception of the gospel that he has handed down to them.By Rev. Gene Crow

Everyone loves a good mystery! In this morning's sermon, Pastor Gene looks at a mystery from the pages of the Bible itself. Join us to learn what it is, from a man who was appointed the Steward of the Mystery.By Rev. Gene Crow

As Christ has been shown as supreme and preeminent in the first creation, in these verses, Paul shows that he is also supreme in the new creation.By Rev. Gene Crow

In these verses, Paul launches into an exaltation of Christ as he presents him as preeminent in the creation of heaven and earth and of all things visible and invisible.By Rev. Gene Crow

In Colossians 1:9, Paul moves from Thanksgiving to Prayer. Join us as we look at the things that hold a place of priority in Paul's Prayer for the Colossians.By Rev. Gene Crow

In this morning's sermon, Paul expresses his thanksgiving to God for the Colossians using three familiar terms. Pick up your Bible and join us as we look at Hope and the Gospel.By Rev. Gene Crow

This morning we begin a short study of the short letter of Paul to the Colossian church. Today we find that even Paul's introduction is packed with meaning.By Rev. Gene Crow

One of the most asked questions from people interested in Reformed theology is the question of infant baptism. In this morning's sermon, Pastor Gene gives a short course in the answer to that question. Join us for this fascinating study.By Rev. Gene Crow

The Lord is Risen! He is Risen, Indeed! So what? Join us for this morning's message and learn the importance of this crucial event.By Rev. Gene Crow

Join Pastor Gene as he preaches on one of the greatest texts in the New Testament, Ephesians 2:1 - 10, and find out just how wonderful God's grace is.By Rev. Gene Crow

Join us as we wrap up our look at Mark's gospel. In this message, we also learn something of how God has providentially given us the scriptures.By Rev. Gene Crow

The drama and power of the resurrection of Christ are our focus in this message from Mark, chapter 16. Join us.By Rev. Gene Crow

Join us in this morning's sermon as we conclude our look at the death of Christ, and as we consider things that those present at the crucifixion did not.By Rev. Gene Crow

In this passage we begin our look at the crucifixion of Jesus as Mark records it. Join us as we look at Mark's six witnesses to The Death of Christ.By Rev. Gene Crow

After the condemnation of the Jewish leaders, Jesus is now delivered over to Pontius Pilate and the Roman justice system. Join us as we continue our look at the Passion of Christ.By Rev. Gene Crow

While Jesus is being interrogated in the home of the high priest, another interrogation is taking place down in the courtyard. Join us for this week's sermon, The Trial of Simon Peter.By Rev. Gene Crow

After being betrayed and arrested, Jesus is led before both religious and civil leaders. In this morning's passage, we see Jesus before the high priest and the Jewish Sanhedrin.By Rev. Gene Crow

In this passage from Mark's gospel we see the lowest point of human depravity, as a close companion of Jesus betrays him into the hands of men, just as Jesus said would happen. Join us as we examine the betrayal of Jesus.By Rev. Gene Crow

True God and True man, Jesus faces the beginning of his darkest hour in the dark of night in a garden called Gethsemane. Join us as we look at the events just prior to Jesus's arrest.By Rev. Gene Crow

As Jesus and his disciples head to the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus makes a dire prediction concerning the coming events. This morning, Pastor Gene discusses the prediction and the response from the disciples.By Rev. Gene Crow

As we end one year and begin the next, we take some time to reflect on "all his benefits" as the psalmist encourages us in Psalm 103.By Rev. Gene Crow

Did you know that there was another miraculous conception in fulfillment of a promise in the Old Testament, in connection with, and in addition to, Jesus? Pastor Gene examines it in this morning's message.By Rev. Gene Crow

Jesus and his disciples gather in an upper room to celebrate the Passover, when in the middle of the meal, Jesus does something unexpected. See how he changes the last supper to the first supper.By Rev. Gene Crow

As the time before Jesus's death grow short, Mark records for us a clear juxtaposition of the honor shown to Jesus by a woman in Bethany, and the treachery which is growing in the shadows.By Rev. Gene Crow

Jesus concludes his teaching in the Olivet Discourse with amazing words about his return, along with important exhortations to his hearers.By Rev. Gene Crow

The Abomination of Desolation: What is it? When is it? What does it mean? These things and more as we continue our look at the Olivet Discourse.By Rev. Gene Crow

What are the signs of the end of the age? In this morning's sermon, we examine some of the most popular and look at what Jesus said about them.By Rev. Gene Crow

In this morning's sermon, Pastor Gene Crow gives us an introduction to the difficulties and approaches to Mark 13, where Jesus answers the question, "When will these things be?"By Rev. Gene Crow

As Jesus concludes his public ministry, he does so with a clear and straightforward warning against the Jewish teachers, the Scribes. In doing so he contrasts their desire for recognition with the humble offering of a poor widow.By Rev. Gene Crow

Jesus asks a question of the Scribes about the nature of the Messiah. Was he just a man, the son of David, or something much more. Pastor Gene looks at Jesus's answer to that question in today's sermon.By Rev. Gene Crow