How do we think about heaven? This is harder than many realize and the reason in that people have written and taught on heaven for over 2,000 years. Today the average Christian can access countless videos, documents and interviews that span an incredibly diverse range of beliefs and ideas. In this sermon we will see how groups and people over the centuries have tried to understand heaven. This involves going beyond what the bible actually teaches and into the world of imagination. This is not necessarily bad, but imagination must be always kept where it belongs.
Rules or The Ruler?"
March 1, 2026 • Taylor Tautges • Mark 2:18—3:6
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The Patients of Jesus
February 15, 2026 • Taylor Tautges • Mark 2:14–17
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An Introduction to Heaven
February 8, 2026 • Matthew Henry
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In this opening sermon we consider the many ways people talk about heaven and then seek to get key ideas clarified so that we can then begin to appreciate the promises given to all who place their hope in Jesus Christ. What does it mean to go to heaven? What happens when you die as a Christian? Will the body be in heaven? These are normal questions. But even more important is how one can be confident that heaven is where you shall be for eternity.
Hell Summed Up
February 1, 2026 • Matthew Henry
In this final sermon we see how Jesus, Himself, describes the final judgment and hell. Often the discussion of hell is separated from God in such a way as to diminish God’s part in the whole affair. It is seen as a necessary evil but something that makes Jesus sad to have to do. But the gospels portray it very differently. Jesus speaks boldly and clearly about the nature and purpose of hell and He makes it clear that He is central to it all.
Hell from The Mouth of Jesus
January 25, 2026 • Matthew Henry
The Pathway to Hell
January 18, 2026 • Matthew Henry
If you pull the idea of hell out of its context in the bible then you can do all sorts of reworking on the doctrine. But if you have a correct, biblically sound perspective on what hell represents and why it is present, then you will find a sobering, but beautiful doctrine.
Hell: The Result of Judgment
January 11, 2026 • Matthew Henry • Romans 2:1–16
If you pull the idea of hell out of its context in the bible then you can do all sorts of reworking on the doctrine. But if you have a correct, biblically sound perspective on what hell represents and why it is present, then you will find a sobering, but beautiful doctrine.
Hell: Perspective Matters
January 4, 2026 • Matthew Henry • Romans 2:1–16
If you pull the idea of hell out of its context in the bible then you can do all sorts of reworking on the doctrine. But if you have a correct, biblically sound perspective on what hell represents and why it is present, then you will find a sobering, but beautiful doctrine.
An Introduction to Hell
December 28, 2025 • Matthew Henry
In recent days a new controversy popped up regarding the nature of hell. Does God consign an unbeliever to an eternity of suffering or does He do this for an ordained amount of time and then the person is simply destroyed in totality? Many opinions are happening online and yet not a lot of helpful teaching. This is the beginning of a short series to remedy this.
Paul Vs Paganism
December 14, 2025 • Matthew Henry • Acts 17:19–34
Paul finds himself in trouble yet again because of the gospel. This time he is taken to the formal court of Athens to be judged by the leading religious philosophers regarding this new teaching they think they hear. How will Paul respond? What will be his approach to those who are not schooled in the Scripture in any way?
