Today, Andrew, Albert, and PA talk about the sermon presented on Sunday and get at the following subjects: Fruit of the Spirit vs. Free GraceThe Christian’s humility in conversationListening in prayerThe power of healingLiving in the MomentTemptation and Porneia Visit thechurchatsunsites.com to donate. ...

Join Andrew, Albert, Ken, and PA as they think about Sunday’s sermon and how it applies to all of life and ministry. What does it mean that the kingdom consists in power, is effective, and causes those who are truly in Christ to live fulfilled lives? How do those in Christ seem to deal with the stresses of the world more lightheartedly? What sets the Christian’s fulfillment apart from the fulfillment of those who are part of the world? Visit thechurchatsunsites.com to donate. ...

“Scripture is sufficient, we are not.”In this episode, Andrew, Albert, Ken, and PA talk about the need for Christian community, the local church, correcting brothers and sisters in Christ, religious burdens of the world, restoring elders and pastors, the sufficiency of Scripture, the new imperial cults, separation of church and state, honoring Christ in light of worldly governments, and what it means to reign with Christ. Visit thechurchatsunsites.com to make a donation. ...

What if God required restitution for the millennia-long sin of humanity? If we can’t even give God the Lord’s Day, what makes us think we have given Him any other part of our lives? Is our confession lip service only? Considering Sunday’s sermon from Isaiah 53, Andrew, Albert, PA, and Ken consider the resurrection, woke gospel, restitution owed God, leaving the SBC, modern-day synods, faithfulness to the body of Christ, and using the stamina and drive of youth for God rather than self. Donate and find more resources at thechurchatsunsites.com ...

Today, Andrew and Matt talk about the crucifixion. Why is it good that people killed Jesus? Why did Jesus quote Psalm 22, which was by David and about David? How could people kill God, anyway? ...

On Maundy (or Commandment) Thursday, Jesus gave His disciples a new command–to love one another like He had loved them. The Gospel is not the gospel of racialization, restitution, or entitlement like we are now popularly hearing. It is a Gospel of self-sacrifice, service, and unconditional forgiveness. Self-sacrifice is the fruit by which people can distinguish true disciples of Jesus Christ. Make a one-time donationYour contribution is appreciated.DonateMake a monthly donationYour contribution is appreciated.Donate monthlyMake a yearly donationYour contribution is appreciated.Donate yearly ...